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Kangaroos secure massive win with brilliant bowling performance today

Australia asserted their dominance in the ongoing tournament with a commanding 67-run victory over Ireland at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. For cricket news in Odisha readers following the T20 World Cup 2026 updates, this match highlighted the sheer strength of the Australian bowling attack.

Batting first after winning the toss, Australia posted a competitive total of 182/6 in their 20 overs. While the innings didn't see a single century, it was a collective effort. Josh Inglis provided a quickfire 37 off just 17 balls, setting the tempo early on. Matt Renshaw anchored the middle order with a steady 37, but it was Marcus Stoinis who gave the innings the final push. Stoinis smashed 45 runs from 29 deliveries, ensuring the Kangaroos had a defendable score on the board.

Chasing 183 was always going to be a difficult task for the Irish side, and their start was disastrous. Their captain, Paul Stirling, retired hurt early, which unsettled the dugout. The Australian bowlers then took complete control.

The star of the show was undoubtedly Nathan Ellis. His disciplined pace bowling earned him the Player of the Match award. Ellis tore through the Irish lineup, claiming spectacular figures of 4 wickets for just 12 runs. He was well-supported by the spin wizard Adam Zampa, who also picked up 4 wickets, conceding 23 runs.

Only George Dockrell offered some resistance for Ireland, scoring a fighting 41 off 29 balls. However, with wickets falling in clusters at the other end, Ireland was bundled out for a meager 115 in 16.5 overs.

This Australia vs Ireland T20 World Cup match serves as a warning to other teams in Group B. For Prameya News sports followers and Odisha cricket fans, the form of Ellis and Zampa will be a key talking point as the tournament progresses.

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