Ireland Tri-Nation Series 2019, Match 6, Ireland vs Bangladesh: Dream11 Fantasy Cricket Tips – Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Update Having qualified for the Final, Mortaza’s men would be looking to give some of their benched players a chance to show their mettle. Bangladesh has arguably been the most dominant team in the ongoing tri-nation ODI tournament. Mashrafe Mortaza and Co are through to the final after they defeated the Windies yesterday by five wickets at The Village in Dublin. The Tigers are placed at the top of the points table with 10 points. Their Net Run Rate of +0.465 is also a testament to their extent of authority in the series. Their next game is scheduled tomorrow versus Ireland and irrespective of the result of the match, the Tigers will finish atop the points table. In fact, until now, Bangladesh is the only unbeaten team even as Windies and the Irishmen have lost two games each. Having qualified for the Final, Mortaza’s men would be looking to give some of their benched players a chance to show their mettle. Match Details The 6th game of the Ireland Tri-Nation between Ireland and Bangladesh will be hosted by The Clontarf Cricket Club Ground in Dublin. The match starts at 10:45 local time, 15:15 IST, 09:45 GMT. The game won’t be televised in India. (Live streaming on YouTube). Weather Conditions The weather forecast isn’t something to worry about for the players. The temperature will hover around the 16 degrees Celsius mark. The humidity will be around 50 per cent mark. There will be a bit of a cloud cover, but it won’t result in a downpour. Last five completed ODI matches: (Most recent- first) Ireland – L, L, L, W, L Bangladesh- W, W, L, L, L Pitch Condition/Report: The first two games of the tri-nation series were played at this particular venue. Windies racked up 381 in the opening match and that shows the batting-friendly nature of the deck. The conditions will again be in favour of the batters and a high-scoring affair can be expected tomorrow. Average first innings score: 270 – Last 6 ODIs Record of chasing teams: Won – 4, Lost – 2 Which team has the best chance to win the match? – Ireland Tri-Nation Series 2019, Match 6, Ireland vs Bangladesh, Match Prediction – Weather Report, Pitch Conditions, Playing XIs and Live Streaming Details Probable Playing XI Ireland Paul Stirling, James McCollum, Andrew Balbirnie, William Porterfield (C), Kevin O’Brien, Mark Adair, Gary Wilson (wk), George Dockrell/Andy McBrine, Tim Murtagh, Joshua Little, Boyd Rankin Bench: Lorcan Tucker, Barry McCarthy, George Dockrell/Andy McBrine Bangladesh Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mohammad Mithun, Mahmudullah, Sabbir Rahman, Mashrafe Mortaza (C), Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Abu Jayed/ Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman/Rubel Hossain Bench: Abu Jayed/ Taskin Ahmed, Rubel Hossain/ Mustafizur Rahman, Liton Das, Yasir Ali, Mosaddek Hossain, Farhad Reza, Nayeem Hasan, Mohammad Saifuddin Team News: Mohammad Saifuddin has back pain and didn’t play the last match. Power Picks: Shakib Al Hasan vs Ireland in ODIs: Matches- 8 Wickets- 12 Bowling Avg- 23.58 Economy Rate- 3.87 Strike-Rate- 36.5 Captain and Vice-Captain Selection: Captain Options: Soumya Sarkar, Paul Stirling, Shakib Al Hasan Vice-Captain Options: Tamim Iqbal, Shakib Al Hasan, Andrew Balbirnie Suggested Playing XI No.1 for Head to Head/ Small Leagues: Wicket-Keeper – Mushfiqur Rahim Batsmen – Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar (C), Andy Balbirnie, James McCollum All-Rounders – Shakib Al Hasan (VC), Paul Stirling, Mark Adair Bowlers – Mashrafe Mortaza, Mustafizur Rahman, Boyd Rankin Suggested Playing XI No.2 for Grand/ Mega Leagues: Wicket-Keeper – Gary Wilson Batsmen – Mahmudullah, Tamim Iqbal (VC), Mohammad Mithun, William Porterfield, James McCollum All-Rounders – Paul Stirling (C), Mark Adair Bowlers – Mashrafe Mortaza, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, George Dockrell Expert Advice: Pick more Bangladesh players. From Ireland, Andrew Balbirnie and Paul Stirling are must have in your lineup. Probable Winners: Bangladesh are most likely to win the match. *Disclaimer: This team is based on the understanding, analysis, and instinct of the author. While selecting your team, consider the points mentioned and make your own decision.<doc-sep>Last updated on .From the section Cricket The covers come on as the rain falls at The Village ground in Malahide The one-day international between hosts Ireland and Bangladesh at Malahide was washed out with no play possible on Thursday. The Tri-Nations game was abandoned shortly after 14:00 BST at The Village ground near Dublin. Ireland were aiming to bounce back from Sunday's heavy defeat by West Indies, who lost to Bangladesh two days later. The weather is expected to be better for Saturday's Tri-Nations game, with the hosts taking on the Windies again. Ireland were narrowly beaten by England last Friday but they were undone by a record opening stand of 365 between West Indies pair John Campbell and Shai Hope. Campbell and Hope, who fell just five runs short of the record ODI stand, helped the tourists to a thumping 196-run victory. But it all went wrong for Windies on Tuesday as Bangladesh beat them by eight wickets in their Tri-Nations opener.<doc-sep>Hosts Ireland take on Bangladesh in the third match of the triangular series. This is the second match of the tri-series for both Ireland and Bangladesh. After a win over West Indies, Bangladesh will be looking to continue their domination in the tri-series. Meanwhile, if you are looking for live online streaming of BAN vs IRE ODI match, scroll down for all the information. Ireland vs Bangladesh Live Cricket Score 3rd ODI Match. Ireland suffered a crushing defeat in the opening game of the tai-series against West Indies. The hosts were handed a 196-run defeat after being bowled out for just 185 runs in chase of mammoth 382. Bangladesh, on the other hand, defeated Windies compressively by eight wickets in the second match. West Indies and Bangladesh tour of Ireland 2019 – Schedule. As Windies and Bangladesh prepare for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, the tri-series provides Ireland with an opportunity to play some quality international cricket. The home side will be looking to dish out better performance against Bangladesh, who appear to be strong favourites to lift the tri-series. Highest Opening Partnership in ODIs: Shai Hope and John Campbell Break Fakhar Zaman and Imam ul Haq’s Record, Achieve Feat During IRE vs WI ODI. When to Watch BAN vs IRE Live Action? Know Date, Time & Venue Details: BAN vs IRE ODI match will be played on May 09, 2019 (Thursday). The match will begin at 03:15 pm IST (Indian Standard time), 09:45 am GMT and 3:45 pm Bangladesh Standard time (BST). The third match of the tri-series will be held between Bangladesh and Ireland at The Village in Dublin. BAN vs IRE Live Streaming, Live Telecast Online & Live Score Updates Sony Pictures Sports Networks holds the broadcast right of English cricket in India. However, sadly it appears that they won’t provide the live telecast of BAN vs IRE ODI in India. Good news for fans is that he live streaming online of BAN vs IRE match is available on official Rabbitholebd YouTube channel here. Viewers in Bangladesh and the Caribbean Islands can enjoy the telecast on GTV and ESPN respectively. The fans can also follow the BAN vs IRE live score updates by clicking on this link for live score and ball-by-ball commentary from here. (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on May 09, 2019 01:30 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).<doc-sep>Although Bangladesh started their Ireland tour with a thumping 88-run defeat in the practice match against Ireland Wolves, the Tigers will be oozing with confidence when they take on the hosts at the Clontarf Cricket Ground in Dublin today following their commanding eight-wicket victory against West Indies on Tuesday. The Tigers will also take confidence from their last encounter with Ireland when they sealed an eight-wicket victory back in 2017 -- also during a tri-nation series played among Bangladesh, Ireland and New Zealand in Ireland. It was the same opening duo of Tamim Iqbal and Soumya Sarkar that had provided the Tigers with a solid start -- a 95-run opening stand with Soumya remaining unbeaten on 87 -- when the two sides last met. Something similar or even better will be expected of the duo when the Tigers take on Ireland today. And Soumya’s optimistic words after Tigers’ tri-series opener promises of something better. “If I could score a hundred or remain unbeaten, then the confidence would have been higher. There was an opportunity today [Tuesday], and I won’t say I wasted it but I missed something. Next time if I get the opportunity in the few remaining matches here, I will try not to miss it,” the left-handed opener told reporters in Dublin after the victory against West Indies. “Of course, there is regret when missing out on a century. Both of us missed it and both of us will try to take a lesson from it. The way we were progressing towards the win, if both of us made it through maybe the win would have been even sweeter and we would both have had big scores,” Soumya added. Another positive that Bangladesh could take before going into today’s game is the performance of the country’s best all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan. After spending most of his time in the sidelines with his Indian Premier League (IPL) side Sunrisers Hyderabad, Shakib showed why he is still considered as a game-changer with economical figures of one for 33 before stroking an unbeaten run-a-ball 61. A disciplined batting and bowling unit could be credited for Bangladesh’s triumph in their tri-series opener. However, the only anomaly in that match could be Mustafizur Rahaman’s expensive figures of two for 84. With Mustafizur being a pivotal figure in Tigers’ squad, the question remains whether the team management will try and get their ace left-arm paceman back in rhythm with more match time before the World Cup or will they shuffle their squad and try one of the four backups -- Forhad Reza, Taskin Ahmed, Yasir Ali and Nayeem Hasan -- or even Rubel Hossain, who was not picked for the last game. Another thing that could have an impact on today’s encounter is the persistent rain in Dublin which forced Bangladesh’s training session on Wednesday being called off. And with rain in forecast for today as well, it would not be surprising to see the game interrupted.<doc-sep>
TRI-SERIES IN IRELAND, 2019 Ireland eye consolation win against in-form Bangladesh by Cricbuzz Staff • Published on Soumya Sarkar has scored two half-centuries in the series so far. © Getty Bangladesh and West Indies have qualified for the tri-series final with two wins each and hosts Ireland have been knocked out. So, the final league match on Wednesday (May 15) between the home side and Bangladesh, for all practical purposes, is of greater significance for the Asian side as they look to iron out further chinks ahead of the World Cup. It is, however, a chance for Ireland to fine tune their skills before familiar foes Afghanistan visit them for a couple of One-Day Internationals (ODIs). It has been a tough fortnight for Ireland. They came close to causing an upset against England but could not finish off the game and then lost to West Indies even after scoring 327 before which a game against Bangladesh was abandoned due to rain. So, the first thing on their agenda would be to get that first win of the home season and what better opportunity than an in a game with little in the name of pressure riding on it. There are a few issues that need ironing out when they meet better opponents. The batting is mainly reliant on Andy Balbirnie and Paul Stirling and to some extent Kevin O Brien. The poor form and shuffling in batting order has not helped skipper William Porterfield to perform at his best, while youngsters like James McCollum and Mark Adair are still getting accustomed to international cricket. The bowling department also needs to fire in unison. Joshua Little picked up a four-fer against England but since has gone for 72 and 78 versus West Indies. Boyd Rankin has been in and out of the XI and Tim Murtagh hasn't found movement with the new ball. Bangladesh have been the best side of the three though West Indies have also won two games. They have beaten the Caribbean team twice and comprehensively so - 8 wickets and 5 wickets - on either occasion. Mashrafe Mortaza has led from the front picking up three wickets apiece in the two games and has been well backed up by the rest, especially Mustafizur Rahman who returned to form in the previous game. The batting has been even better. Soumya Sarkar, asked to alleviate the top-order problems, has scored fifties in both the games. Even the lower middle-order of Mohammad Mithun and Mahmudullah spent some time in the previous game. Bangladesh will want to ensure that the batsmen make the most of tomorrow's game before they take on West Indies in the final. When: Wednesday May 15, 2019. 10:45 am Local time. Where:Clontarf Cricket Club Ground, Dublin What to expect:There have been a few rain interruptions in the series but the weather looks quite clear for tomorrow with a highest temperature of 16 degrees. Team News: Bangladesh: Though there is nothing at stake, Bangladesh might not want to change a winning side and would like to give as much opportunity as possible to the main XI keeping the World Cup in mind. Ireland: The home side have made a couple of changes in every game and it would not be a surprise if they go the same way. They are trying to figure out what is their best possible XI and there is one more game to carry out that experiment. Squads: Bangladesh (From): Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Mohammad Mithun, Mahmudullah, Sabbir Rahman, Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Mehidy Hasan, Mustafizur Rahman, Liton Das, Mosaddek Hossain, Rubel Hossain, Abu Jayed, Nayeem Hasan, Yasir Ali, Taskin Ahmed, Farhad Reza Ireland: William Porterfield (c), Andrew Balbirnie, George Dockrell, Josh Little, Andrew McBrine, Barry McCarthy, James McCollum, Tim Murtagh, Kevin O'Brien, Boyd Rankin, Paul Stirling, Stuart Thompson, Lorcan Tucker, Gary Wilson © Cricbuzz TAGS RELATED STORIES