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Erasmus 156 not out levels series as Namibia beat Ireland

Namibia beat Ireland by 31 runs in Windhoek to level the five-match one-day series at 1-1, on the back of Gerhard Erasmus' unbeaten 156 and two late wickets. The Namibia captain carried his side to 321 and then removed Ireland's last two, after Stirling made 77 off 71 balls and Brassell finished with 4-52.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/24/2026, 14:41

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A Namíbia empatou em 1-1 a série de cinco jogos de um dia em Windhoek, vencendo a Irlanda por 31 corridas com apoio em um invicto 156 de Gerhard Erasmus e em seus dois wickets no fim.

O capitão namibiano, de 31 anos, primeiro levou o time a 321 com o bastão, melhor marca da carreira, e depois tirou os dois últimos irlandeses com um rabo de resistência apertando.

Paul Stirling, capitão da Irlanda, acertou o sorteio e escolheu jogar em campo. Seus arremessadores batalharam, especialmente no fim. Sem Mark Adair outra vez, a Irlanda viu Byron McDonough acertar já no primeiro lançamento e terminar com 1-71; os dez overs de Curtis Campher renderam um wicket a um custo de 74. O melhor deles foi o spinner Gavin Hoey, cujo 3-53 repetiu a sequência de três wickets da vitória de quarta-feira.

Precisando de 322, Stirling mostrou forma melhor com seu segundo meio-século da série, 77 em 71 bolas, mas quando Jack Brassell o pegou leg-before, três wickets tinham caído com apenas seis corridas a mais.

Brassell terminou com 4-52, tirando também Lorcan Tucker, George Dockrell e Campher. Hoey e Jai Moondra somaram 58 para o nono wicket e deram à Irlanda uma esperança fraca, que acabou quando Moondra, com 20, foi pego e arremessado por Erasmus.

O terceiro jogo acontece na terça-feira em Windhoek, com a Irlanda usando a série como preparação para os classificatórios da Copa do Mundo do próximo ano.

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