In a nail-gnawing finish, Ireland delivered an exhilarating two-wicket win to secure their lady series triumph over an ICC full part away from home. The guests beat West Indies by two wickets in the last ODI to take the series 2-1 after Andy McBrine took four wickets and scored 59 to see the side home. Caught in, West Indies were bowled out for 212 after they were 72 for no misfortune at one phase. Justin Greaves made 12 off 31 however Shai Hope assaulted from the opposite finish to assist the hosts with making a strong beginning. Be that as it may, Craig Young and McBrine stowed two wickets each to leave West Indies in a difficult situation at 85 for 4. Things went from terrible to more regrettable as Roston Chase's wicket in the 23rd over left them harming at 101 for 6. Jason Holder and Romario Shepherd steadied things with a 62-run represent the seventh wicket and lit up the possibility of West Indies posting a battling all out. Obstruction from the lower request baffled Ireland a piece as Akeal Hosein and Odean Smith too made helpful commitments. Holder's run out in the 41st over likewise ended up being a urgent second in the challenge yet the late push got West Indies over the 200-run mark and gave the bowlers something to work with. William Porterfield fell on the main chunk of the pursuit, yet Paul Stirling and McBrine made 72 for the second wicket to give Ireland a stage to go ahead. Indeed, even as Stirling tumbled to Hosein, there was another, ther was another 50 years remain between Harry Tector and McBrine to put Ireland easily at 153 for 2 in the 31st over. The show began when McBrine was lbw to Smith as the guests went from being 152 for 2 to 197 for 6 to allow West Indies an opportunity to make a rebound in the game. Gareth Delany made 10 yet there was one more wobble with Ireland only four flees as they lost two additional wickets. Mark Adair and Young took the side home to guarantee Ireland had the option to pick 20 essential ODI Super League focuses and leap to third in the table with six successes from 18 matches.