The series is set to mark the first time South Africa and Ireland are involved in a bilateral series of more than a single game. However, the two have never played each other in a T20I and the upcoming three-match series will be the first time Ireland are playing them in the shortest format of the game. The match will begin from 8:30 PM IST. Check out Ireland vs South Africa 1st T20 Live Telecast, Watch live streaming.
On July 19,2021 1st T20 cricket match between IRE and SA will be played. The Village, Dublin, is the venue where the match is going to be held at. Check out the Ireland vs South Africa, 1st T20 Preview, Match Prediction, Pitch Report, Where to Watch Live Streaming.
Preview Ireland vs South Africa 2021
After a clean sweep for the Irish men in the ODIs, The Proteas seem vulnerable. Nevertheless the format of T20s is not similar to that of ODIs. The Ireland made one change of leaving out former skipper William Porterfield. The move brought Balbirnie to open, who instantly found success. Ireland may continue with the same combination
For South Africa their bowling is an issue obviously as they leaked more runs than they would have liked. On top of that, they haven’t picked up a lot of wickets as well, which is absolutely the worst-case scenario. There is no update on Quinton de Kock, and he could be seen warming benches again.
Prediction Ireland vs South Africa 2021 1st T20
Ireland and South Africa had played 7 game overall. Of which South Africa won 5 had Ireland had 1 win. Nevertheless, the performance by the Irish men for ODI was phenomenal, the prediction as tp who would win is very difficult to analyze. Since T 20s are a different format, the stakes are equal for both teams.
Expecting South Africa to win the match.
Where will be Ireland vs South Africa 2021 T20s?
Ireland vs South Africa 1st T20 match will be played in Malahide Cricket Club Ground, Dublin. South Africa has never played in Malahide, Dublin before. So it is going to be an interesting to watch them on these grounds for the first time.
Where to watch Ireland vs South Africa 1st T20 Live Telecast?
South Africans fans can follow the action on SuperSport on TV while people in Ireland and UK can watch the action on BT Sport which will be showing the six limited-overs matches. There is no broadcast for the ODI and T20I series in India. In Australia, Fox Sports will be telecasting the matches while in North America, Willow TV will give fans all the action live.
The highlights of the RSA vs IRE 1st T20 match will be posted by Willow TV or ESPNStar on their youtube page for the fans of Ireland and South Africa.
However, fans in India can make use of the FanCode app and enjoy the LIVE scores and commentaries of the T20 series Ireland vs South Africa.
Squad Ireland vs South Africa 2021
Ireland Squad
Player
Role
Andy Balbirnie (c)
Batter
Mark Adair
Bowling allrounder
George Dockrell
Allrounder
Stephen Doheny
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Shane Getkate
Allrounder
Josh Little
Bowler
Barry McCarthy
Bowler
William McClintock
Middle order batter
Kevin O’Brien
Batting allrounder
Simi Singh
Bowling allrounder
Paul Stirling
Batting allrounder
Harry Tector
Middle order batter
Lorcan Tucker †
Wicketkeeper batter
Ben White
Bowler
Craig Young
Bowler
South Africa Squad
Player
Role
Temba Bavuma (c)
Middle order batter
Quinton de Kock †
Wicketkeeper batter
Bjorn Fortuin
Bowler
Reeza Hendricks
Opening batter
Heinrich Klaasen †
Wicketkeeper batter
George Linde
Allrounder
Keshav Maharaj
Bowler
Janneman Malan
Top order batter
Aiden Markram
Opening batter
David Miller
Middle order batter
Lungi Ngidi
Bowler
Anrich Nortje
Bowler
Andile Phehlukwayo
Bowling allrounder
Dwaine Pretorius
Bowling allrounder
Kagiso Rabada
Bowler
Probable Playing XIs
South Africa – Quinton de Kock (wk), Janneman Malan/Aiden Markram, Temba Bavuma (c), Rassie van der Dussen, David Miller, Wiaan Mulder, Andile Phehlukwayo/George Linde, Kagiso Rabada, Tabraiz Shamsi, Anrich Nortje, Lungi Ngidi
Ireland – Paul Stirling, Andrew Balbirnie (c), Harry Tector, George Dockrell, William McClintock/Curtis Campher, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Simi Singh, Andy McBrine, Mark Adair, Craig Young, Joshua Little