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India vs Ireland T20 Live: All eyes will be on the India young guns as Hardik Pandya and co. take on Ireland in the second and final T20I in Dublin.

Hardik Pandya to Andy Balbirnie, This is full on the pads. Hardik Pandya to Paul Stirling, SIX! Paul Stirling is a dangerous player and he is off to a great start here! Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Andy Balbirnie, Andy Balbirnie is struggling to get off the mark here! Hardik Pandya to Andy Balbirnie, Swing and a miss! Andy Balbirnie looks to cuts this away but he misses. Hardik Pandya to Andy Balbirnie, SIX! BOOM! Lovely shot!

Deepak Hooda became the fourth Indian to hit a T20 ton and along with Samson powered India to 225 but Ireland refused to fade away.

It was a good leg break, turning from the leg and middle line, but Samson didn’t go across the line. It seemed as if Sanju Samson had promised himself that he wouldn’t go for a shot-a-ball kind of mood that he can at times get into and has got into the past to his detriment. Consistency full on a length, inviting the hits, and turning it a bit to foil the batsmen’s intent. All the regular touchpoint of a Samson knock was on show: the glance, the flick, the pull over mid-on to a short of length ball outside off, and the pulls off the legspinner Gareth Delany, whose figures of 4-0-43-0 hides the fact that he was the best bowler on view. A couple of times he dropped them short, the ball was thrown from the stands but for the main part, Delany showed a big heart. In fact, either due to his bat or the sound the broadcasters create these days, even the sound of meaty contact of the bat on the ball in the pulls sounds exactly from that game. Even as he creamed it on the up, he sort of ticked a few boxes for that shape: the high left elbow that held the body position together even after the contact of bat with the ball. And his emotions came out when he reached the hundred, the fourth Indian after Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, and Suresh Raina to do so. Next ball was the outswinger, but Stirling was ready; this time the burly batsman let his hands go through the line, covering for the swing, and tapping it up and over cover. The second shot – the pull – was far more attractive to the crowd packed in the tree-ringed park. In fact, Hooda’s pull resembles the shot of the stickman in the video game Stick Cricket effects. In Deepak Hooda, one can see a great example of the ‘Shape’ that all T20 generation batsmen talk about.

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Thus the toss in today’s match would take place at 08:30 pm IST and 04:00 pm Local Time. Ireland Cricket Team India cricket team

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India vs Ireland: India won the first match easily with Yuzvendra Chahal and Deepak Hooda shining with ball and bat respectively.

Persistent showers had ensured that the first match of the series at the same venue was restricted to a 12-overs-a-side contest. Hence, the Indian team management would want a full match in order to test the players. Hardik Pandya-led India will look to complete a 2-0 sweep over Ireland when the two teams meet in the 2nd T20I on Tuesday at Malahide in Dublin. All eyes will be on the weather yet again as players would want to have a full 20-overs-a-side match.

Deepak Hooda, though, seized his chance in his first-ever shift as a T20 opener, hitting an unbeaten 47 off 29 balls. Hooda is among the most dynamic middle- ...

Hooda shovelled his first ball in international cricket for six, and he only had a peripheral role on debut. "He played some fantastic shots, and obviously he's 22, and I've given him a bat as well. The Malahide track offered more swing than turn on Sunday, and Chahal needed three sweaters to deal with the chill, but he still bowled a boundary-less three-over spell. "None of us are quite [Bhuvneshwar] Kumar, we haven't got the skills them boys have but we are lucky that we know Malahide quite well and we know the lengths to bowl, albeit we don't always hit them straight away," Young said after the first game. We got the line right a lot of the time, but the length is what let us down." Hooda is among the most dynamic middle-order batters in the IPL, and on Sunday, in place of Ruturaj Gaikwad, he proved that he could slot into the top order as well.

Deepak Hooda became only the fourth Indian to score a T20I ton and was ably supported by Sanju Samson (77) as India posted a commanding 225/7 in the 2nd ...

But India did not have the best of starts as they lost Ishan Kishan (3) early in the third over. Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. The Twitterati as usual blew out of proportions. India has enough IPL firepower to field two, if not three, full-strength T20 sides. And it is just a matter of picking the right one for the WC. Question is if the selectors are willing to learn from the 2021 debacle and pick the right one.#IREvIND— Chetan Narula (@chetannarula) June 28, 2022 Deepak Hooda became only the fourth Indian to score a T20I ton and was ably supported by Sanju Samson (77) as India posted a commanding 225/7 in the 2nd T20I against Ireland.

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Irelandby four runs to sweep the series 2-0. Ireland Cricket Team India cricket team

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Earlier, India did not have the best of starts as they lost Ishan Kishan (3) early. Adair, however, could manage just one run as Malik lived up to his captain's call. Hooda brought up his maiden T20I century off 55 balls with a single to join the likes of Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Suresh Raina in the elite club of only four Indian centurions in the format. But Tector, Dockrell and Mark Adair (23 not out off 12 balls) kept Ireland in the hunt till the last ball from which the hosts needed a six to win the match and draw the series. Stirling took Bhuvneshwar Kumar to task, hitting the bowler for a six and three boundaries to pick up 18 runs from the opening over. Ireland made a rollicking start to their chase, with Stirling and Balbirnie sharing 72 runs for the opening wicket off just 34 balls.