Ireland beat England for the first time in women's T20 internationals, completing their record chase in Dublin to draw the series 1-1.

The decisive Twenty20 clash of the three-match series between England and Australia was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The third T20 international between England and Australia at Old Trafford was abandoned without a ball bowled on Sunday afternoon.

England and Australia's T20 series ended in a draw after the third match at Old Trafford was washed out. Heavy rain throughout the day in Manchester prevented any play and the series ends 1-1. Australia won the first T20 comfortably in Southampton,

Liam Livingstone and Jacob Bethell have shared 90 runs off 47 balls to lead England to a Twenty20 series-tying win over Australia at Sophia Gardens.

The forecast never looked likely to allow for any meaningful play to take place and the umpires finally called the abandonment at 4.20pm.

Ireland's Coulter Reilly couldn't believe her luck as Mady Villiers had the ball in her hand and ample time to run her out but she decided to attempt the direct hit and failed.

Ireland 170 for 5 (Prendergast 80) beat England 169 for 8 (Beaumont 40) by five wickets Ireland's women squared the T20I leg of their series against England in thrilling - and familiar - fashion at Clontarf,

Ireland Women have recorded a memorable white-ball series against England Women, as they win the 2nd and last T20I by 5 wickets to register their first-ever win in the format against the side. With the win,

Ireland secured a dramatic five-wicket victory over England in Dublin to split their two-game T20 series 1-1. The win marked the first time an Irish women’s team had ever beaten England in a T20I. After Ireland won the toss and chose to field,