Another solid score from the Girls in Green in the first of today's double-header. 3-1 down Ireland need to win both the games if they are to tie the series with the Eagles Senior side. A wicket for Anna Ellerby in the opening over of the chase, the start Ireland wanted. Sunè Wittman on the attack and joined by skipper Mekelaye Mwatile and the Eagles 'big two' add 59 in quick time. Forty needed off the last five overs - could go either way one thinks. Another fifty for the younger Mwatile sister - gives her side the edge, and she takes 22 off Penny Speers' eighteenth to remove all doubt. She really has been unstoppable in the series, 225 runs in four innings for twice out. The Eagles lead 4-1 and Ireland will be hoping she sits out the final game later today now that the series has been won.

Mekelaye Mwatile is indeed sitting out the final match with the Eagles opting to bat first. Ireland take advantage of her absence and restrict the hosts to less that 100. Rebecca Lowe leading the chase with the Girls in Green well ahead at the halfway stage. All over a couple of overs later as Lowe and Alice Tector add a better than a run-a-ball 57 partnership to seal the win. A match winning knock by Rebecca 58* off 47 (8x4, 1x6) ensuring the Girls in Green finish the series on a high note.

Ireland opt to bat in the first of today's double-header after failing to chase in both the opening matches. Openers Rebecca Lowe and Millie Spence fall in Handiba Sarafia's first two overs before Alice Tector and Aisling Lawlor add 47 for the third wicket. Late runs from Genevieve Morrissey carries Ireland to their best total of the series - can they defend it? With Eagles regular skipper Mekelaye Mwatile, who scored 50s in each of the opening matches not in the side today, they must be hopeful. Ireland well on top at the half-way stage of the chase with the required rate pushed over 11s. But a late surge by Wilka Mwatile and Arrasta Diergaardt sees 18 required off the final Bellew over, Mwatile hits 4, 1, before Diergaardt goes 2, 4, dot, SIX to tie the game. Ninety eight scored off the second ten overs by the Eagles to salvage what looked like a lost cause. The Super Over starts with Mwatile and Wittman facing Penny Speer - 2, dot, 1, W, dot, 4 - Total 7-1. SCORING BREAKDOWN!! But the news comes through that Ireland have won.

Another excellent effort with the bat from the Girls in Green, building on their efforts in the morning game, posting their highest total of the series to date. Three wickets for returning skipper Mekelaye Mwatile, now can Ireland break her run of half-centuries and level the series? An 11 ball opening over gifting 14 wides not the start Ireland would have hoped for. The Eagles not far away at the halfway stage 80-1 with Mwatile still to come. Extras killing Ireland again 45 so far in just 14 overs! Mwatile to the crease and makes her presence felt immediately reducing the target to 21 off the final four overs. She falls to a Charlotte Webber catch giving Penny Speer a second wicket but the damage is done and now only 6 required from the final two overs. Aisling Lawlor takes a wicket in the nineteenth but Kayleen Green smashes the final delivery for a maximum and the win. The scorecard will tell the whole story but hard to look past those 49 extras both in terms of runs and extra deliveries. 3-1 to the Eagles with the final two matches, another double-header to come on Saturday

A second half-century in the series from skipper Mekelaye Mwatile in the Eagles innings as they set Ireland what looks like a more chaseable total. A more controlled bowling display from the Girls in Green with their cause helped by Jan-Mari Van Heerden who used up eighteen balls of the closing overs while managing only a single. Openers Charlotte Webber and Rebecca Lowe both out in an eleven ball over from Handiba Sarafia! Ireland up with the rate at the halfway stage with skipper Alice Tector 21*. Niamh Lowry goes on the attack and twelve runs come off Van Heerden's seventeenth to make Ireland favourites - 22 needed off the final three overs with Tector completing her half-century. Fourteen off the last two overs is the target and a tidy over from Arrasta Diergaardt concedes only four - 10 needed off the last. Eagles skipper Mekelaye Mwatile closes out the game claiming the wicket of Lowry with her fourth delivery and she can afford a boundary off the last from Genevieve Morrissey.

The hosts win the Toss and elect to bat in the opening T20 match of the Ireland Women's Under19 tour. Bit of a delay as the teams are off for thunder and lightning which sees the game reduced to 19 overs apiece. The hosts setting a decent target on a fast scoring ground. Ireland really struggling to get going in the chase and already look beaten approaching the halfway stage. Ireland finally showing some aggressive intent through Genevieve Morrissey and Niamh Lowry. Too little, too late but at least giving the scorecard a more competitive feel.

Rebecca Lowe bowled sweeping at Deepa Chukkapalli in the first over not the start Ireland wanted. Worse to follow as left-arm seamer Elina Patel swings one in past Genevieve Morrissey's tentative push. No tentative push from Aisling Lawlor - a swing and a miss and it's 3 down! A second wicket for Elina Patel as Izzy McLean drives to extra cover, Ireland 26-4 at the end of the Powerplay. Off-Spinner Anaya Patel into the action bowling Ella Wasson and Lucy Andrews round her legs second ball - it's all a bit of a procession at the moment. Mercifully Millie Spence and Katie West almost double the score adding 42 for the seventh wicket, Katie West (19) the only other double figure scorer in a forgettable effort from Ireland. Both ECB openers gone with wickets for Penny Speer and Síbha Bhoja before Jemima Bowman and Olivia Breese add 66 for the third wicket. Consolation wickets for Lawlor and West but no chance of an upset as the ECB side cruise home with almost five overs to spare.

England U19 selection Amelia Oliver steered Yorkshire Academy to the win chasing down Ireland's total with just two balls to spare in the first of today's two T20 games. Ireland's total dominated by an unbeaten half-century from Dundrum's Niamh Lowry. Match 2 scheduled to start at 2.30.

A wicket for Anna Ellerby first ball of the match but Amelia Oliver and Maiya Charlsworth onto the attack straight away adding 46 in the first five overs. Olivia Breese joined Oliver and the runs continued to flow with the pair adding exactly 100 before Oliver was run out in the penultimate over of the innings. Four run-outs in the five wickets to fall with Ireland's only success with the ball coming with that first delivery from Anna Ellerby. Lucy Randle-Bissell rocked Ireland with her opening burst, rattling the stumps three times, that's one better than the two she claimed for the ECB against Emerging Ireland at Loughborough last week. Sophia Byrne gets three wickets in the twelfth over and hers is a Hat-Trick! All over in quick time, a close game in the morning but a much more dominating performance from Yorkshire in the afternoon.

The five match series is now tied at 2 wins apiece. The decider takes place later today.

Ireland have won the Celtic Cup series 3-2.