Home
Cricket
Ireland unveil makeshift ‘honours board’ after historic first-ever Test win in IRE vs AFG Test

Ireland unveil makeshift ‘honours board’ after historic first-ever Test win in IRE vs AFG Test

Credits: Cricket Ireland / Twitter
Ireland secured their first-ever Test victory as they defeated Afghanistan by 6 wickets in IRE vs AFG one-off Test in Abu Dhabi

Ireland created history by winning their first-ever Test by defeating Afghanistan by 6 wickets. IRE held their nerves to gain an emphatic win the IRE vs AFG one-off Test. Ireland unveiled their own honours board after winning the historic Test, featuring Kevin O’Brien and Mark Adair.

Ireland’s own honours board after historic 1st Test win

IRE vs AFG: How Ireland dominated the game

A five-wicket haul from Adair helped Ireland restrict AFG to 155 runs in the 1st innings. Ireland posted 263 runs on board before they were bowled out. Starting out with a slender lead, AFG once again felt the wrath of Adair.

Adair and McCarthy took three wickets each as AFG were all out for 218. Managing to hold their nerves, Ireland successfully managed to chase down the targted with six wickets to spare.

Ecstatic POTM Adair buzzing

“I’m absolutely buzzing. The way the lads put out a few fires at the end. Happy to win. It’s nice to be in here, I’m the innocent bystander in this group of seamers. Last year Test cricket was pretty difficult, we finished every time on the losing side. This is a really stepping stone for us,” Adair says.

Follow
Share

Editor's Pick

DRS Oct 15: Kohli has Gautam Gambhir's backing, BCCI announces IND vs NZ fixtures & Impact Player gone

Top Stories

Share article
Follow us on social media
Google News Whatsapp channel
Tell us why didn’t you like our article so that we can improve on?
Indian bowlers to take most 5-wicket hauls in Test cricket Indian Bowlers With Most 5-fers Against England in Tests in India Indian players to score the most runs in a Test series Bowlers Who Missed Their Maiden Test Wicket Because of No-Ball Fastest to reach 19,000 international runs by innings