"We had some tough periods in it, but we stayed in it and were diligent," the Ireland captain said after maiden win over India
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New Zealand A have announced a 16-member squad for an upcoming tour of Australia. The side will participate in the Top End T20 Series as well as a series of one-day matches. The squad is largely experienced, featuring 13 players who have previously represented New Zealand at the international level. The tour forms part of the preparation pathway for players aiming to cement or regain spots in the senior national setup.
West Indies batter Roston Chase acknowledged that his team made a tactical error in their team selection for the recent match. Spinners proved highly effective on the pitch, claiming 20 of the 28 wickets taken by bowlers across the game. Despite these conditions heavily favouring spin bowling, West Indies opted to field only one frontline spinner. Chase admitted in hindsight that the team could have made room for an additional spin option in their lineup.
Trent Rockets secured their fifth consecutive victory to move clear at the top of the standings. The win came against Birmingham Phoenix, who were restricted to 111 for 6 despite a fifty from Joe Clarke. The chase proved scrappy for the Rockets, but Sam Billings played a decisive innings to seal the result. Phoenix's middle-order struggle to build on Clarke's contribution ultimately cost them the match.
Jake Lehmann and Ben Brown hit fifties in comfortable win for home side
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