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Zadran and Atal centuries seal Afghanistan ODI series win over Ireland

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Afghanistan secured an ODI series victory over Ireland after centuries from Rahmanullah Gurbaz-opening partner Sediqullah Atal and Ibrahim Zadran powered their side to a commanding total. Ireland's Andrew Balbirnie scored a century and Curtis Campher contributed a quickfire knock in response, but the efforts were ultimately insufficient. Ireland fell short in their chase of 344, unable to overcome the deficit despite the late flourish. The result confirms Afghanistan's dominance in the series, marking a significant win for the side.

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