Ireland and New Zealand will challenge in the third and last match of their ODI series on Friday. The Village in Dublin will play host to this challenge. After an exhilarating win in the series opener, New Zealand enrolled one more close win in the second ODI to seal the series 2-0. They won with three wickets to take an unassailable lead. Yet again michael Bracewell was decreed the "Player of the Match" for the second continuous game subsequent to protecting the Kiwis with the bat. New Zealand lost two wickets in the absolute initial two bundles of their 217-run pursue. Finn Allen and captain Tom Latham then struck half-hundreds of years to bring them back into the game. Be that as it may, New Zealand bobbled on numerous occasions in the pursuit. Bracewell scored an unbeaten 40-ball 42 to ultimately see them over the line in 38.1 overs to seal the series. Ireland battled the ball as they experienced the guests in early difficulty. Mark Adair and Simi Singh got two wickets each, however the hosts basically needed more sudden spikes in demand for the board to play with. Their batting let them down as they were bowled out for a simple 216. They were diminished to 126 for the deficiency of six wickets at a certain point. Because of a radiant 61-ball 74 from George Dockrell, they drove their complete off the 200-run mark. New Zealand will hold back nothing 0 whitewash while Ireland will be anxious to rescue a few pride and win the last ODI. Pitch Report The pitch at this scene has been great for batting, however the faster bowlers will be helped with some swing from the get-go. Hitters will actually want to play their shots unreservedly once they take as much time as necessary and get comfortable. The group that wins the throw ought to pick to bowl first. Weather conditions Forecast There are no possibilities of downpour all through the match. Temperatures will be around the 20-degree Celsius mark all day long. New Zealand Key Players : Martin Guptill, Tom Latham, Adam Milne Ireland Key Players : Andrew Balbirnie, Harry Tector, Craig Young Probable XI New Zealand Martin Guptill, Finn Allen, Dane Cleaver, Tom Latham, Henry Nicholls, Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy, Adam Milne. Ireland Gareth Delany, Andrew Balbirnie, Andy McBrine, Harry Tector, Curtis Campher, Lorcan Tucker, George Dockrell, Mark Adair, Simi Singh, Craig Young, Joshua Little.