Bangladesh Wins Series 2-0 Against Ireland in Thrilling Test Match
Bangladesh emerged victorious in the second and final test against Ireland, claiming a thrilling 217-run win. The hosts had earlier taken the series 2-0, with their victory in the first test by an innings and 47 runs.
In Mirpur on Sunday, Bangladesh took to the field, determined to secure their fifth consecutive Test win at home ground. On day five of the five-day match, Ireland required a mammoth 333 runs from their tailenders. However, they could only manage to reach a total score of 291 against the formidable Bangladesh bowlers.
Curtis Campher stole the show for Ireland with an impressive unbeaten innings of 71 off 259 balls. He was well-supported by Gavin Hoey, who played a vital role in the match and scored 37 runs off 104 balls. Despite their valiant efforts, however, they were unable to overcome Bangladesh's determined team.
Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie expressed his gratitude towards Ireland players' courage and resilience during the game. "We had fought for the most part of the day," he said. "While we fell short, we deserved a win from our bowlers."
The thrilling test match has now given way to Bangladesh's 2-0 series victory over Ireland in Mirpur.
Bangladesh emerged victorious in the second and final test against Ireland, claiming a thrilling 217-run win. The hosts had earlier taken the series 2-0, with their victory in the first test by an innings and 47 runs.
In Mirpur on Sunday, Bangladesh took to the field, determined to secure their fifth consecutive Test win at home ground. On day five of the five-day match, Ireland required a mammoth 333 runs from their tailenders. However, they could only manage to reach a total score of 291 against the formidable Bangladesh bowlers.
Curtis Campher stole the show for Ireland with an impressive unbeaten innings of 71 off 259 balls. He was well-supported by Gavin Hoey, who played a vital role in the match and scored 37 runs off 104 balls. Despite their valiant efforts, however, they were unable to overcome Bangladesh's determined team.
Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie expressed his gratitude towards Ireland players' courage and resilience during the game. "We had fought for the most part of the day," he said. "While we fell short, we deserved a win from our bowlers."
The thrilling test match has now given way to Bangladesh's 2-0 series victory over Ireland in Mirpur.