Ireland bat first against Pakistan

May 26 2013 16:31:13

Ireland bat first against Pakistan

DUBLIN - Agence France-Presse

Pakistan’s Mohammad Hafeez. AFP photo

Pakistan won the toss in the second one-day international against Ireland in Dublin on May 16 and elected to field as the tourists made three changes to team which tied the first ODI on May 23.

The surprising news was that out go Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Irfan with Ehsan Ali the other change.

Three changes

In come Abdur Rehman, Wahab Riaz and Asad Ali. So all the batsmen survive, but there are three changes to the bowling line-up which conceded 275 in 47 overs in the first game.

Ireland made just one change with James Shannon making his ODI debut in place of his Instonians club mate Andrew White Teams Ireland.

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