Ireland equals Team India by defeating England in 3rd ODI, sets a big record

Ireland defeat England in 3rd ODI

The Ireland cricket team won a victory against England on Tuesday which created history. Winning against world champion England by scoring 329 runs will always be remembered in Ireland's cricket history. With this one victory, the Ireland team equaled India in one case and overtook the teams of Australia, New Zealand.

In the last ODI of the three-match series against England, Ireland won a big 7-wicket victory with the help of Paul Starling and Balbarney's century. The England team had scored 328 runs on the basis of captain Eoin Morgan's century. Looking at England's status, a clean sweep of Ireland was expected in the series, but these two squads overturned with strong batting. The team won thanks to Starling's 142 and Balbarney's 113 for the loss of 3 wickets in 49.5 overs.

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Ireland equals India

Ireland has now equaled the Indian team in achieving the target of above 320 runs against England. India had done this twice so far and the Ireland team also made the top spot with Team India in this list after Tuesday's win. Erin's team surpassed Australia, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka in achieving the target above 320 runs. So far these teams have done this only once.

Ireland's record in England

Ireland's team has become the team to win the biggest chase against the hosts while playing in England. Earlier, the Indian team was successful in winning the game against England at Lord's in 2002 by chasing a target of 326 runs.

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Biggest Chase in one day Internationals

South Africa is ranked number one in chasing the biggest goal. In 2006, South Africa won by chasing 438 runs against Australia. South Africa's name is also at number two, in 2016, the team won 372 against Australia. At number three is the England team that won the West Indies by 364 runs in 2019. India is at number four on this list. In 2013, Team India won against Australia by scoring 362 runs.