West Indies vs Ireland, 27th Match, Group B at Mohali, Mar 11 2011 - Match Result

all over, after all those yorkers, Benn has got a wicket with orthodox left-arm spin. Tossed up delicately on middle and off, allowing it to dip on Dockrell who reaches out and swipes. He doesn't make contact as the ball grips and breaks past him. Off stump is disturbed on the way. Ireland are bowled out.

short of a length outside off, he looks to dab it fine but can't get it away

another one, looking to uproot the stumps, somehow Rankin keeps it out

who's bowling the better yorkers - Benn or Roach? On middle stump at 108 kph, and somehow dug out to short fine leg for one

full toss on off stump as Rankin advances and he dabs into the covers for a single

tossed up on off, driven solidly to Pollard at long off for a single

he gets a single this time, dinking a single through backward point for one. He will now resume his battle of the slow left armers, with Benn.

and now a bouncer at 144 kph. Roach is exactly the kind of bowler the West Indies have looked for since Walsh and Ambrose left. Dockrell stays out of harms way, and Thomas' gloves take a pounding.

slower ball, served up at 114 kph on the leg stump, flicked to the leg side for a single

yorker at 144 kph on off stump, Rankin almost looks proud that he managed to keep it out

back of a lengght and pacy again, Rankin plays it down the track unconvincingly

141 kph bouncer that blitzes past a weaving Rankin. He barely saw it. Meanwhile, England are collapsing in a heap in the batting Powerplay. They should ask for the batting Powerplay to be canceled while they bat.

Dockrell jumps out with confidence and plays all around a loopy ball on middle and off.

Dockrell steals another four, this must be really riling Benn up. Driving length outswide off, Dockrell steers it expertly this time and all the fielders square on the off side are inside the circle

fired in on off, Dockrell digs it out to the off side

ah, Dockrell gets four as Benn again tosses one up. What next? The bouncer? This time, Dockrell leans out to the flight and lofts it with finesse over the covers. Russell, running back, has rammed into the advertising boards after failing to stop it. He is now down, clutching the hamstring in pain. Substitute comes on.,

Benn classically flights this one up and Dockrell defends into the covers carefully

speared onto middle and leg at 92 kph, dabbed to the leg side for a single

yorkers at 152 kph. Batsmen watching on TV will be happy they aren't facing up. Rankin miraculously gets bat on it down to third man.

Roach keeps delivering these thunderbolt yorkers, and the tail-enders don't stand a chance at all. Mooney tried to make room by moving to the leg side, Roach calmly followed him and banged his boots hard. The ball ricocheted onto the stumps and that's the end of Mooney.