Ireland Under 19's made it two wins from two against Scotland's Academy side to end their four-match series at Loughborough. Two wickets for George McLoughlin (2-34) meant it was evenly balanced early on, before Jamie Dunk's 55 (7 fours) put Scotland on top at 117 for 3. Matthew Weldon then came to the fore taking 3 for 9 as Scotland fell to 194 all out. James West top-scored with 66 (5 fours, 2 sixes) sharing an opening stand of 85 with Freddie Ogilby (43) that put Ireland well on the way to victory. Adam Leckey's unbeaten 33 (4 fours, 1 six) ensured no late dramas as Pete Johnston's side sealed a six-wicket win in the 37th over.

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. Ireland were once again with the injured duo of Gavin Roulston and Reuben Wilson, but made a decent start as they reduced the hosts to 54 for 3 - Olly Riley (3-63) taking two of them. Kent's Ben Mayes made 66, but when he and Seth Essenheigh fell in quick succession the game was evenly poised at 136 for 5. A 6th wicket stand of 83 between Middlesex's James Isbell (77) and Ekansh Singh (35) swung the momentum back and runs down the order from Alex Wade (31) and Samarjeet Singh (21*) allowed England up to 298 for 8. The chase started badly with Joe Heywood (4-36) removing Brian Dunphy and Macdara Cosgrave cheaply, Skipper Jordan Neill counterattacked hitting 7 fours and a six in a third wicket stand of 67 with Freddie Ogilby (24). However 89 for 2 became 89 for 5 and thereafter it was all about respectability. Adam Leckey and Dan Murray both made 27, while Ollie Riley chipped in with 24 in a total of 190. Ireland play their fourth and final match on Tuesday against the Scotland Academy.