IRE vs WI: Ireland vs West Indies 2nd T20I Match Prediction, Fantasy Cricket

On Saturday, June 14, at the Bready Cricket Club in Magheramason, Bready, Ireland (IRE), will play the West Indies in the second Twenty20 International of the series. Rain forced the cancellation of their inaugural Twenty20 International, which was meant to take place at the same location. Despite the unfavourable weather forecast for the second Twenty20 International, both teams will be hoping to play.

Ireland won the first game and the West Indies won the third in the previous three-match ODI series, which ended in a draw. Rain caused the second ODI to be cancelled. In February, Ireland played Zimbabwe in Harare in their most recent Twenty20 International match. Zimbabwe won the other match by three wickets to win the series; however, two of the three games were washed out. Earlier this month, England defeated the West Indies in a three-match Twenty20 International series played in the United Kingdom. At Belfast's Civil Service Cricket Club, the second Twenty20 International is sure to be an exciting match.

Ireland vs West Indies 2nd T20I Match Details:

Civil Service Cricket Club Pitch Report:

26 T20Is have been held at the Civil Service Cricket Club thus far. Those who bat first have won 10 games, while those who chase have won 16 games. 136 is the typical first-inning total. The opening hitters will need to combine caution and aggression because the new ball is anticipated to travel around. The team batting first should try to reach a score of 160–170 rather than going too high.

Weather Report:

The toss can have a significant impact because rain is predicted to play a role. Because of the damp surface early in the game and the possibility of rain interruption, chasing the target could be challenging. Rotating the strike and putting up a respectable total on the board would be the batters' main goals.

Head to Head:

Ireland vs West Indies Predicted Playing XI:

Ireland: Josh Little, Ben White, Gavin Hoey, Andrew Balbirnie, Paul Stirling (C), Ross Adair, Lorcan Tucker (WK), Harry Tector, Mark Adair, George Dockrell, and Barry McCarthy

West Indies: Sherfane Rutherford, Jason Holder, Romario Shepherd, Akeal Hosein, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph, Shai Hope (C & WK), Keacy Carty, Rovman Powell, and Evin Lewis

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