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Women's T20 World Cup
Group A
PWTNRLPts NRR
Australia4400082.22
New Zealand4300160.88
India4200240.32
Pakistan410032-1.04
Sri Lanka400040-2.17

Group B
PWTNRLPts NRR
West Indies4300161.50
South Africa4300161.38
England4300161.12
Bangladesh410032-0.84
Scotland400040-3.13

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Group B: England lost to West Indies by 6 wickets
Dubai, 15 October.
England 141/7 (20 overs: N Sciver-Brunt 57*, H Knight ret.hurt 21; A Fletcher 3-21, H Matthews 2-35)
West Indies 144/4 (18 overs: Q Joseph 52, H Matthews 50, D Dottin 27)
POTM Qiana Joseph scored a maiden T20 Half-century (ICC/Getty Images)
England knocked out in every sense as the Windies chased down a challenging total on a tricky pitch with two overs to spare. England owed their total to a Sciver-Brunt unbeaten half-century on a night when the rest of their powerful batting line up misfired. No such problem for the Windies whose openers Hayley Matthews and Qiana Joseph blasted their way to 100 to set up the win. Even the loss of both within an over could not stop the charge as Deandra Dottin added 27 in just 19 balls. England second best in all areas of the game tonight.
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Group A: Pakistan lost to New Zealand by 54 runs
Dubai, 14 October.
New Zealand 110/6 (20 overs: S Bates 28, B Halliday 22; N Sandhu 3-18)
Pakistan 56 (11.4 overs: F Sana 21; A Kerr 3-14, E Carson 2-7)
Lea Tahuru celebrates the wicket of Muneeba Ali (ICC/Getty Images)
New Zealand brushed aside Pakistan to claim the second semi-final spot in Group A. New Zealand had ground their way to a modest 110 against a spin heavy Pakistan attack aided by 7 dropped catches in a disastrous fielding display - 3 of them in Nida Dar’s twentieth alone! Pakistan’s chase never got going, Rosemary Mair with the breakthrough and two from Eden Carson as Pakistan slipped to 28/5 at the end of the Powerplay. Sana and Dar added 24 before Dar was stumped and that signalled the end as five wickets tumbled for just 4 runs.
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Group A: India lost to Australia by 9 runs
Sharjah, 13 October.
Australia 152/8 (20 overs: G Harris 40, T McGrath 32, E Perry 32; R Singh 2-24, D Sharma 2-28)
India 142/9 (20 overs: H Kaur 54*, D Sharma 29, S Verma 20; S Molineux 2-32)
Harmanpreet Kaur topscored in a losing cause (ICC/Getty Images)
A powerful batting display by Australia despite losing two early wickets - 65/2 at the halfway stage they added 86 in the second ten overs. And that proved to be just enough to add to their winning record against India. India matched them over the first 10 in the chase, and although at one stage the asking rate was up over twelve, some poor bowling kept them in the game. Megan Schutt’s seventeenth over for just a single proved vital, as Kaur ran out of support. New Zealand face Pakistan tomorrow and a win will see them into the semis at India's expense.
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Group B: England beat Scotland by 10 wickets
Sharjah, 13 October.
Scotland 109/6 (20 overs: K Bryce 33, S Bryce 27; S Ecclestone 2-13)
England 113/0 (10 overs: M Bouchier 62*, D Wyatt-Hodge 51*)
Sarah Bryce got Scotland off to a good start (ICC/Getty Images)
Scotland would have been happy with their 109 at the change of innings, the Bryce sisters the main contributors to that. But England openers Maia Bouchier and Danni Wyatt-Hodge plundered a toothless Scottish bowling unit, racing to the win in only 10 overs. Bouchier’s half century coming off 30 balls (10x4) and Wyatt’s 26 (7x4) in a century partnership taking just 54 balls. England's final match versus the Windies is on Tuesday with the two semi-finalists still not absolutely certain.
Irish International
Ireland won by 69 runs (Cricket Ireland)
Ireland won by 69 runs (Cricket Ireland) ©CE
Ireland stats for 2024 ZZZZ6:21 amZZZZ
It may be only October but that's it for Ireland Men in 2024 who have no more scheduled games until next year.
Impressive Ireland gain consolation win over South Africa ZZZZ12:37 amZZZZ
PAUL STIRLING recorded his highest score of the season in Abu Dhabi last night as Ireland turned the tables on South Africa to claim the dead rubber of their one-day international series by 69 runs. 
Ireland look to end testing year on a high ZZZZ12:26 amZZZZ
Cricket Ireland seem to view Test matches - the pinnacle of the game, and the reason they receive five times the funding of Scotland and the Netherlands — as a necessary nuisance, at best. 
Ireland slump to second defeat ZZZZ3:29 amZZZZ
PAUL STIRLING lost his fourth consecutive toss at the Sheikh Zayed stadium to condemn Ireland to another hot, sweaty four hours in the field and ultimately a 174-run loss to South Africa in the second of three one-day internationals.
Adair in the ascendancy ZZZZ1:43 amZZZZ
IRELAND lost their first one-day international against South Africa, but their newest star was busy packing his bags for his next adventure. A T20 specialist, he is off to spend the winter with the University of Adelaide, hoping to sharpen his game on the hard Australian pitches.
Hoey following in father's footsteps ZZZZ1:28 amZZZZ
GAVIN HOEY will be back at the Sheikh Zayed stadium this evening hoping to build on the impressive debut he made for Ireland in Wednesday’s opening one-day international against South Africa.
CricketEurope International
Pakistan happy (ICC)
Pakistan happy (ICC) ©CE
Serbia sweep Bulgaria in women's T20I series ZZZZ7:34 amZZZZ
A 4-0 win for the Serbians in Belgrade in their first ever wins in the forrmat.
Hong Kong retain women's East Asia Cup ZZZZ7:00 amZZZZ
A 10 wicket thumping of Japan in today's final.
World Cup campaign ends in defeat for Scotland ZZZZ6:24 amZZZZ
A ten wicket defeat at the hands of England in the first match between the sides since 2001.
West Indies too strong for Scotland ZZZZ9:29 amZZZZ
A second defeat for Scotland at the Women's T20 World Cup.
Japan sweep Singapore in East Asia Cup preparation series ZZZZ9:08 amZZZZ
A 5-0 series win puts Japan in a good position ahead of the Women's East Asia Cup.
The View
Deryck Vincent: 18 September ZZZZ11:33 amZZZZ
Winning, losing, drama and chaos. Deryck Vincent looks back at a strange season that thankfully had a happy ending.
Nathan Johns: 11 September ZZZZ8:08 amZZZZ
Inside the decision to have Graeme West take over from Richard Holdsworth as the man responsible for all of Cricket Ireland's high performance strategy.
Nathan Johns: 12 July ZZZZ12:12 amZZZZ
Time is running out on Abbotstown. As Irish politicians gear up for a potential election later this year, will an expensive cricket stadium be their priority?
Deryck Vincent: 3 July ZZZZ11:50 pmZZZZ
The love affair between a player and a bat … that scores runs.
Northern
John Glass has joined Cliftonville Academy
John Glass has joined Cliftonville Academy ©CricketEurope
Double swoop for North Down ZZZZ6:11 amZZZZ
North Down have announced two new signings for the 2025 season.
Templepatrick sign South African overseas player ZZZZ2:40 amZZZZ
Templepatrick have named Wesley Marshall as their overseas player for the 2025 season.
NCU Review 4: Cliftonville Academy ZZZZ5:45 amZZZZ
2024 was a relatively successful season for Cliftonville Academy who would have been well pleased with their fourth placed Premiership finish, winning 8 of their 14 matches.
John Glass joins Cliftonville Academy ZZZZ6:26 amZZZZ
Cliftonville Academy has confirmed that John Glass is joining the club from Ballymena for the 2025 season.
Leinster
John McNally batting for Randwick Petersham
John McNally batting for Randwick Petersham ©Peter Bannigan
McNally makes bright start Down Under ZZZZ5:25 amZZZZ
Clontarf all-rounder John McNally has made a bright start to his stint in Australia.
New overseas professional for Pembroke ZZZZ6:59 amZZZZ
Pembroke have confirmed the signing of Australian all-rounder Blake Macdonald for the 2025 season.
Leinster win White Stick Trophy ZZZZ9:00 pmZZZZ
Leinster claim victory thanks to a fine century from Rachan Potcuri.
Cold reception for Frost? ZZZZ4:04 amZZZZ
It's been a confusing and controversial few weeks for Mike Frost whose participation in the Zim Afro T10 competition looks to be over before it even got started.
North West
Samarth Seth is back at Newbuildings in 2025.
Samarth Seth is back at Newbuildings in 2025. ©CricketEurope
Brolly off to Australia ZZZZ5:59 amZZZZ
Ardmore will be without Ryan Brolly for the forseeable future with the top-order batter emigrating to Australia this Autumn.
Seth returns to Newbuildings ZZZZ5:50 amZZZZ
Newbuildings have confirmed the return of Indian overseas professional for the 2025 season.
Smale smiling after Glamorgan success ZZZZ7:42 amZZZZ
Will Smale was smiling after Glamorgan triumphed by 15 runs against Somerset to lift the One-Day Cup at Trent Bridge.
Ardmore beat St Johnston to secure Premiership status ZZZZ1:06 pmZZZZ
Ardmore secured Premiership cricket for 2025 after a hard-fought 19-run over St Johnston at Bready.
Women's Representative Cricket
Laura Delany has been replaced as captain by Gaby Lewis
Laura Delany has been replaced as captain by Gaby Lewis ©CE
Laura Delany ousted as Ireland Women's captain ZZZZ7:17 amZZZZ
Laura Delany's eight-year term as Ireland captain has been ended by Cricket Ireland and she will be replaced by Gaby Lewis for the forthcoming tours of Bangladesh and India.
Ireland U19 Women's squad named for SA trip ZZZZ7:48 amZZZZ
An Under-19s Women’s squad has been selected for an upcoming five-match T20I series against South Africa Under-19s Women to be played in South Africa.
Maguire shortlsted for ICC Award ZZZZ5:44 amZZZZ
18-year-old Maguire has made an impressive start to her international career since her debut last year, and hit the headlines in September after inspiring Ireland’s first ODI victory over England since 2001.
Prendergast the hero as Ireland beat England again ZZZZ11:30 pmZZZZ
ORLA PRENDERGAST starred with bat and ball at Clontarf yesterday as Ireland recorded a five-wicket victory to beat England for the second time in five days and draw the T20 international series 1-1.
Hollywood ending for Irish heroes ZZZZ2:46 amZZZZ
THE wife of Ireland head coach Ed Joyce is a Hollywood screenwriter, but even Fran could not have written the script for the extraordinary win over England at Clontarf.
Irish Youth Representative
Freddie Ogilby top-scored for Ireland U19's. (CricketEurope)
Freddie Ogilby top-scored for Ireland U19's. (CricketEurope) ©CE
Ireland beat Scotland Academy again ZZZZ12:28 amZZZZ
Ireland Under 19's made it two wins from two against Scotland's Academy side to end their four-match series at Loughborough.
England too strong for Ireland in U19 ODI ZZZZ11:18 amZZZZ
England Under 19s once again proved too strong for their Irish counterparts as they recorded a convincing 108-run win in their second Youth ODI at Loughborough. 
Neill hundred as Ireland beat Scotland in U19 clash ZZZZ1:32 pmZZZZ
Jordan Neill and Freddie Ogilby were in the runs as Ireland beat Scotland.
Ireland name U19 squad for clashes with England and Scotland ZZZZ12:47 amZZZZ
Ireland Under-19s have named their squad for a Youth ODI Tri-Series against England and Scotland later this month  at Loughborough University.
Ireland U17s win Celtic Cup ZZZZ2:13 amZZZZ
Ireland won the series 3-2 in a week of tight games with last over, last ball finishes the order of the day. 
Other News
Jack Carson
Jack Carson ©CricketEurope
Ireland Academy side travel to Spain for ECC T10 ZZZZ4:19 pmZZZZ
Ireland Academy are taking part in the European Cricket Championship in Spain this week for the third time.
Carson named in BBC Sport team of the year ZZZZ5:35 amZZZZ
It's been quite the season for Northern Ireland born Jack Carson who has been named in the BBC Sport County Championship side of the year for 2024.
Go West ZZZZ1:06 amZZZZ
Graeme West has been appointed Cricket Ireland Director of High Performance and will start in the role next month.
National Cricket Stadium gets government approval ZZZZ5:13 amZZZZ
The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin TD, and the Minister of State for Sport, Physical Education and the Gaeltacht, Thomas Byrne TD, today announced approval for the National Cricket Stadium and High Performance Centre project to proceed to pre-tender phase.
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Ireland win by 5 wickets (Deryck Vincent/CricketEurope)
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