Tarouba: The earthquake was felt during the U19 World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Ireland here at Queen’s Park Oval.
The earthquake off the coast of the Spanish port has sent a light tremor at the Stadium while Zimbabwe opposes Ireland in the ongoing tournament, reporting Espncricinfo.
It did not affect the game but the commentators did talk about the tremor they experienced during live broadcasts.
So, does the Tector team and the team feel the earthquake during today’s match? https://t.co/6kuozFagMu- Cricket Ireland (@Cricketireland) 1643490286000AS per report at EspnCricinfo, Ireland Spinner Matthew Humphreys is the sixth fifth bowling ball to Brian Bennett and then the front camera shows a trembling environment.
Ireland beat Zimbabwe with eight goals to close their way to the final plate, where they will face the United Arab Emirates.
Jack Dickson and Tector Tector wear MasterClass Batting with a 159-run partnership and Muzamil Sherzad took five goal as Ireland comfortably defeating Zimbabwe with eight goals to reach the final plate.
Irish March to the final plate with a comprehensive eight goal victory over Zimbabwe 🎉 # IREVZIM | # U19cwc https://t.co/9B8JE1CJEG- Cricket World Cup (@CricketWorldCup) 1643483775000Zimbabwe won a throw in Port of Spain and was chosen for bats but they made a slow start, with Matthew Welch run out of duck nine balls and captain Emmanuel brought the LBW by Matthew Humphreys for four people.
Steven Saul (24) and Brian Bennett (37) wore 52 for the third goal before Saul clean Boled by Humphrey, while Bennett became the victim of Sherzad for the first time.
David Bennett hit three boundaries in his 35 but he had a little support on the order, because Zimbabwe was finally dismissed for 166 at 48.4 overs.
Sherzad is a choice of Irish Bowler, taking the tournament Wicket Tally with 13 with five for 20.
Haul five amazing goal for Muzamil Sherzad has helped the Irish Bowl Out Zimbabwe for 166 on a plate …
https: // .co / KH8P1V5UK World Cup ( @CricketWorldCup) 1643474966000Zimbabwe made the same start with the ball, because McGini Dube had Nathan McGuire stuck in third place for six.
Joshua Cox then followed McGuire back to the pavilion when he was trapped by LBW by Tendekai Mataranyika because of the duck but Ireland quickly sat down.
But Dickson and Skipper Tector quickly developed partnerships and they then saw Ireland through the line, with Dickson finishing 78 Not Out and Tector 76 did not come out in the three-unbeatable goal holder of 159.