England crush Ireland in u19 women’s t20 WC super six clash, POTCHEFSTROOM England’s commander Grace Screven’s struck a quick- fire 93 to power her side to a mammoth207/2 before bowlers propelled them to a resounding 121- run palm over Ireland in the Super Six clash of the ongoing ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup.
After concluding to club first, England raised a massive207/2 at the reverse of a combined brilliance of their top four batters with commander Screven’s leading the way with a brisk 93.
before, English openers gave their side a flying launch as they sutured a magnify 136- run cooperation for the first gate inside 13 overs before Aimee Maguire castled Liberty Heap to give her side with a important- demanded advance.
Heap fell eight short of her half- century as she scored 42 off 29 balls and smashed seven boundaries.
Following Heap’s departure, Screven’s sutured a brief cooperation for England as she added 22 runs for the alternate gate with Niamh Holland before falling to Freya Sargent in the 16th over.
She top- scored for England with 93 out just 56 balls, hitting 15 boundaries and two sixes.
Besides the openers, top- order batter Holland( 34 *) and wicketkeeper batter temptress Smile( 30 *) also made significant benefactions and made sure their side surpassed the 200- run mark.
For Ireland, only Maguire and Sargent could pick up a gate.
Set to chase a mammoth 208, the Irish fur lineup failed fully and whisked out for a bare 86 in response.
Middle- order batter Abbi Harrison offered a brief fightback with her gritty 16- run knock and top- scored for her side.
Besides Harrison, only Maguire( 14) and commander Siu in Woods( 13) could transgress the double numbers as the rest of the Irish batters failed against a strong English bowling attack.
Hannah Baker and Sophia Smile led the way for England with the ball as they both took three lattices each, while Ryana MacDonald- Gay and Screven’s made one crown all.
Meanwhile, in another Super Six clash, New Zealand edged Rwanda by four lattices to script a winning launch to the alternate phase of their crusade.
