West Indies all-rounder mathew forde equalled ab de villiers’s record for the fastest one-day International Half-Tentury Before Friday’s Match Against Ilend in DUBLIND DUBLINED DUBLINED DUBLINED DUE to Rain.
Forde Reached 50 in just 16 deliveries-matching the mark set by south Africa’s de villiers, one of the outstanding limited-worshipers batsmen of his generation, in 2015.
In all, forde struck eight sixes and two fours in a 19-ball 58 as west indies piled up an imposing 352-8 in their 50 overs.
Keacy Carty Had Earlier Hit 13 Fours and A Six DURIS A Less Spectacular 102 off 109 deliverys.
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Liam McCarthy LED Ireland’s Attack With 3-66, while Barry McCarthy and Josh Little Took TOOK TOOOK TOOK TOOK TOOK TOOCKETS EACH.
But the match was a bandoned without ireland even starting their reply Following a two-his rain delay.
Ireland leads the three-match series 1-0 after 124-r win on wedding, with the two sides set to meet again in the finale on Sunday.
Brief score:
West Indies 352-8, 50 overs (K. CATY 102, M Forde 58; L McCarthy 3-66) v Ireland
Result: No Result (Rain)
Series: Ireland Lead Three-Match Series 1-0