There was a sense of history repeating itself this evening at Sabina Park in Jamaica, as Ireland returned to the scene of their most famous victory of all, the St. Patrick’s Day victory against Pakistan at the 2007 World Cup to score another famous win in the Caribbean.
The six wicket success over the reigning ICC World Twenty20 Champions, the West Indies, on their own turf was built around a superb effort from Ireland in the field and an ice-cool innings of 40 not out from the veteran Irish left-hander Ed Joyce.
The six wicket success over the reigning ICC World Twenty20 Champions, the West Indies, on their own turf was built around a superb effort from Ireland in the field and an ice-cool innings of 40 not out from the veteran Irish left-hander Ed Joyce.