Ed Joyce’s side previously earned a six-wicket victory over UAE on Thursday.
IRELAND OVERCAME Zimbabwe in today’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier to make it two wins from two in Abu Dhabi.
Amy Hunter and Gaby Lewis were key to the victory, as a thrilling 130 run partnership set up a target of 177 for Zimbabwe to chase down.Advertisement Ed Joyce’s side previously earned a six-wicket victory over UAE on Thursday and are also currently ahead of Netherlands and Vanuatu in the group. Ireland next face Vanuatu at the Tolerance Oval on Wednesday, and a victory could potentially seal their place in the semi-finals with a group game to spare.
That outcome would leave them one win away from qualifying for the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup, which a place in the final guarantees.Ireland v Zimbabwe, T20I, Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – 29 April 2024
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