Journalism of Courage
West Indies didn't get off to a prosperous start to the innings after they were sent in by Ireland. Dwayne Smith was the first casualty, and could only 18 runs. (Source: AP)
Smith's departure triggered a top-order collapsed. The Irish bowlers were right on the money, and their bowling was backed by some good work in the field (Source: Reuters)
West Indies lost half their side with the scoreboard reading a paltry 87. (Source: Reuters)
After the early struggle, West Indies lower-order delivered. The pitch eased out and the Windies started building a partnership. (Source: Reuters)
Along with Lendl Simmons, Darren Sammy added 154 runs for the sixth wicket. West Indies finished at 304/7. (Source: Reuters)
Chasing 304, Ireland made most of the lightning quick outfield and the smaller boundaries. (Source: Reuters)
They were off to a brilliant start with Sterling scoring 92 runs. (Source: Reuters)
Ireland middle-order took care of the rest as they won the match comprehensively. With 25 balls to spare. (Source: Reuters)
