Ireland vs West Indies, 11th Match, Group B at Colombo, Sep 24 2012 - Ball by Ball Commentary

full and wide, Jones slaps low through point, they won't be able to push for a second so that was a very good final over from Rampaul

pitched up in the corridor, chopped through point for a single

full length and wide of the stumps again, drives through the covers with an angled bat, it's not straight at the man and they get back for two

low full toss outside off stump, Johnston swings and misses

pitched up wide of the stumps, Johnston gets a toe end on the ball, it runs fine and they pick up a second via a misfield

full and straight and dug out down the ground

full and straight, Jones gets underneath it and lofts the ball straight to Kieron Pollard at long-on, who takes the catch and throws it in

floated up on the stumps - but it's a no-ball

another wrong'un, leaves the crease and swipes down the ground, comes off the toe of the bat but falls short of long-off

tossed up outside off, spins away from Johnston, who is flummoxed and can't get anything on it

pushed through and punched down the ground

tossed up full outside off and this time Jones carts the ball over wide long-on, a big swing of the bat and that goes a long way

length ball, the doosra, Jones waits and pushes to cover

pitched up outside off stump, jams a single through point

fullish length ball outside off, Johnston slices aerially towards third man but it bounces a good few metres in front of the man on the rope

short ball, at the batsman, gets on top of it and pulls through midwicket

pitched up and driven into the covers

length ball on the stumps, turned fine and they get back for a second as Edwards fields on the boundary

shuffles across, looking to go big on the leg side ... and Rampaul knocks over his off stump! The batsman telegraphed his intention but Rampaul was good enough not to be flustered, just went full and straight and knocked over Ireland's King Louis, the big-swinging O'Brien

he gets under this one, not quite the yorker Gayle was searching for and Johnston blams it high over wide long-on - Ireland will probably need a few more of those to make this interesting