LONDON: Paul Stirling Maiden Twenty20 Century International Inspired Ireland’s 40-Run Win against Zimbabwe because the hosts moved 2-1 in their five-match series on Wednesday.
The Ireland Stirling opener hit 115 did not come out in the total of 178 teams for two people.
The beat of the 75-ball featured eight four and eight six.
Zimbabwe was dismissed for 138, which gave Ireland a convincing victory.
Stirling reaches fifty at the race of strikes is only better than balls, but moves through the gears during the few final overs.
He vomited from 52 out of 47 to the century in room 23 balls, with three maximum of the top of the Chatara Tendai at a cost of 25 running to increase three points.
In the process, Stirling became only the second player after Kevin O’Brien scored a hundred for Ireland in the format that had previously been dismissed twice in the 90s.
Zimbabwe lost the initial goal in their pursuit when Mark Adair took three for 11.
The tourists all came out with 10 balls from their remaining inning despite captain Craig Ervine’s best efforts, who scored with 33.
The side met again in the fourth match of the series on Thursday .