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World Twenty20

Ireland knock Tigers out

AFP, Nottingham
Trent Johnston and the O'Brien brothers combined to help Ireland send Bangladesh crashing from the World Twenty20 here on Monday.
Johnston, the burly Australian-born seamer, grabbed 3-20 in his opening spell with the new ball to restrict Bangladesh to a modest 137-8 after Ireland elected to bowl under an overcast Trent Bridge.
The O'Brien brothers, Niall and Kevin, ensured the Irish did not falter when it mattered most with the bat to lead their side home with 10 balls to spare.
Niall made 40 off 25 balls, while Kevin completed the easy win with an unbeaten 39 off 17 balls that included four boundaries and two sixes.
Bangladesh, who had lost their opening game against defending champions India, return home with two defeats, while the Irish move into the Super Eights from group A along with the Indians.
Bangladesh, who needed to win the game to stay in the tournament, lost half their side by the 11th over with just 66 runs on the board.
Opener Tamim Iqbal was the only frontline batsman to offer any semblance of resistance, making 22 before he was run out.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza hit a quickfire 33 not out towards the end, including 20 runs in the last over from Alex Cusack, as the last three wickets added 71 valuable runs.
"We won the toss, got early wickets and if you had said that we would restrict them to around 140 at the start, we would have been happy with that," said Johnston.
"I haven’t taken the new ball for a while but the conditions were conducive to swing bowling."
The Irish were sitting pretty at 61-1 in the 10th over when three wickets fell for 28 runs, including that of Niall O'Brien, who holed out against Shakib Al Hasan.
Kevin O'Brien took charge after his brother’s dismissal, lofting Abdur Razzaq and Shakib for sixes, to help Ireland surpass the victory target of seven runs an over. SCORES IN BRIEF
BANGLADESH: 137 for 8 in 20 overs (Mashrafe 33 not out, Tamim 22, Ashraful 14, Musfiqur 14, Zunaed 13, Rokibul 13; Johnston 3-20) IRELAND: 138 for 4 in 18.2 overs (N O'Brien 40, K O'Brien 39 not out, Porterfield 23, Mooney 16 not out, Wilson 10; Mashrafe 2-30)
Result: Ireland won by six wickets.
Man of the match: Niall O'Brien.