Summary

  • Second men's T20 international at Stormont

  • Ireland won Friday's opener by 34 runs

  • Indian prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, misses out on debut

  • India win toss and elect to bowl first

  • Ireland win by one run to clinch 2-0 series win

  • Harry Tector top scores with 53 as Ireland make 154-8

  • Prince Yadav takes 3-22 on T20I debut

  • Samson and Sharma dismissed by Moondra in first over as India chase 155 target

  • India captain Iyer falls before Kishan is run out to leave India struggling on 35-4

  • Hollard claims wicket of Patel after play resumes following rain stoppage

  • India reduced to 121-8 after Dube, Tilak (55) and Shedge all caught

  • Rana caught by Tim Tector leaving India needing eight from last ball

  • Yadav hits six from final ball as India end just short on 153-9

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  1. Ed Joyce
    Former Ireland women's coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    It's swing mode now for Ireland. George Dockrell wasn't fully in control of that shot and was easily caught out in the deep by Patel.

  2. Isobel Joyce
    Former Ireland cricketer speaking on TNT Sports

    Good pace and and good length on that ball from Arshdeep Singh. Dockrell got away with one the ball before but not this time.

  3. wicket

    WICKET

    Dockrell c Patel b Arshdeep 19 (Ire 144-6)

    George Dockrell falls for 19 (14), picking out Axar Patel at deep point. The fielder was all alone out there - anywhere else would've been safe.

    A second wicket for Arshdeep Singh.

  4. Ire 142-5

    Two overs to go. Ireland will be eyeing 170. 160 as a minimum.

  5. 6 runs

    Ire 138-5

    Oh ho! Welcome back to the action! George Dockrell gallops down and whacks Axar Patel for six.

  6. That might be the briefest rain delay I've experienced in cricket. The wind has blown the bad weather through mercifully quickly.

    Axar Patel is bowling to George Dockrell.

  7. Andy Gray
    BBC Sport NI at Stormont

    VVaibhav SooryavanshuiBBC Sport

    The rain briefly has stopped play as a heavy shower, which had been threatening to appear for a while, falls on Stormont.

    Outside the boundary, 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is watching on with a towel over his head to take cover from the rain.

    Welcome to Belfast, kid.

    *Apologies for the photo that was apparently taken on a potato.

  8. rain stops play

    Rain stops play - Ire 132-5

    Dockrell 9 (7), Tector 46 (42)

    Harry Tector runs a single to start the 18th over. It's going to be the last action for the time being.

    The covers are rushed on. Umbrellas are deployed around the ground.

  9. Get Involved

    It is so exciting seeing Ireland playing India. The sport does not get the support or recognition it deserves here but with the women also doing well, let's hope it will create more interest, especially at school level.

    Nick, Arklow

  10. Ed Joyce
    Former Ireland women's coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    A brilliant shot from George Dockrell. George stayed nice and low and hammered the ball down the ground. A nice four to finish that over.

  11. Ire 131-5

    Shivam Dube shouts "yes, yes?" at umpire Johnny Kennedy, pleading for an lbw against Harry Tector. Kennedy isn't interested. It was comfortably missing his leg stump.

    Tector and George Dockrell run hard to snatch a couple of twos. Dockrell finishes the over with a four down the ground.

    13 from it.

  12. Ire 122-5

    Harry Tector moves into the 40s, helping Shivam Dube around the corner for four over fine leg.

  13. Ire 118-5

    Axar Patel restricts Ireland to four singles.

  14. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on TNT Sports

    A very productive over from Shivam Dube. A perfect ball to take Gareth Delany's bails off.

    It could be a real momentum swing.

  15. Niall O'Brien
    Ex-Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    India are right on top now. That's how quickly the game can change. You'll never master cricket. If you have a good day, stay calm. That wicket will be disappointing for Ireland. They face that type of bowling very often.

  16. Ire 114-5

    Alas, no hat-trick for Shivam Dube, It's aerial from George Dockrell but comfortably short of the fielder at deep point.

    Two huge wickets in that over. Ben Calitz was scoring freely and Gareth Delany was a thorn in India's side on Friday, scoring 49 off 32. Not today!

    Five overs to go.

  17. wicket

    WICKET

    Delany b Dube 0 (Ire 113-5)

    Two in two for Shivam Dube. I'd like to offer my apologies to Shreyas Iyer for questioning his bowling change (@14:40).

    Straight through Gareth Delany and into the top of middle stump.

    Dube is on a hat-trick, bowling to George Dockrell.

  18. Niall O'Brien
    Ex-Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 3

    Ben Calitz will be disappointed. He is cursing himself as he walks off. It was in the slot and was there to be punished.

  19. wicket

    WICKET

    Calitz c Tilak b Dube 37 (Ire 113-4)

    A potentially huge breakthrough for India. Ben Calitz slices one straight down the throat of Tilak Varma at deep point.

    A frustrated Calitz is out for 37 (23).

  20. 6 runs

    Ire 111-3

    Well, erm, not the impact Shreyas Iyer would have wanted from that bowling change.

    It's too full from Shivam Dube and Ben Calitz bludgeons him over long-off for six.