Mens T20 World Cup 2026 · 6th Match, Group B
CompletedSri Lanka
163/6 (20.0)
Ireland
143/10 (19.5)
Sri Lanka won by 20 runs
Ball by Ball Commentary
- 13.41
Gareth Delany to Kusal Mendis
2:38 PMOne Run. Back of length on the off, pulls it towards midwicket for one
- 13.30
Gareth Delany to Kusal Mendis
2:37 PMNo Run. Fuller ball on the stumps, Kusal misses the sweep on the pads, loud appeal for LBW and umpire raises his finger, Kusal challenges the on field decision and goes upstairs, ball was misses the leg stump
- 13.20
Gareth Delany to Kusal Mendis
2:35 PMNo Run. Back of length outside off, cuts it towards backward point for none
- 13.11
Gareth Delany to Dunith Wellalage
2:34 PMOne Run. Fuller ball on the middle, flicks it towards midwicket for one
- 12.61
George Dockrell to Dunith Wellalage
2:33 PMOne Run. Fuller ball on the off, flicks it towards midwicket for one
- 12.52
George Dockrell to Dunith Wellalage
2:32 PMTwo Runs. Back of length on the off, pulls it towards deep midwicket for double
- 12.5WD
George Dockrell to Dunith Wellalage
2:32 PMWide Ball. One Run.
- 12.41
George Dockrell to Kusal Mendis
2:31 PMOne Run. Back of length on the off, tucks it towards midwicket for one, Kushal tries for second but mid on was quick
- 12.31
George Dockrell to Dunith Wellalage
2:31 PMOne Run. Back of length outside off, tucks it towards long on for one
- 12.21
George Dockrell to Kusal Mendis
2:30 PMOne Run. Fuller ball on the off, drives it towards wide long off for one
- 12.11
George Dockrell to Dunith Wellalage
2:30 PMOne Run. Back of length outside off, cuts it towards deep point for one
- 11.62
Harry Tector to Kusal Mendis
2:28 PMTwo Runs. Length ball around off, drags it towards deep square leg for double
- 11.50
Harry Tector to Kusal Mendis
2:27 PMNo Run. Back of length outside off, punches it towards covers for none
- 11.41
Harry Tector to Dunith Wellalage
2:27 PMOne Run. Good length on the off, punches it towards covers for one
- 11.30
Harry Tector to Dunith Wellalage
2:26 PMNo Run. Good length on the middle, Dunith defends it on the front foot