Ross Adair, playing just his subsequent worldwide game, stroked a 47-ball 65 to help Ireland to a six-wicket triumph against Zimbabwe, and level the three-match series going into the decider in Harare on Sunday. Pursuing 145, Ireland made a consistent yet quiet beginning, as Adair and Andy Balbirnie added 48 for the main wicket. Two fast wickets from Ryan Burl hoped to give Zimbabwe a way back into the game, however Adair and Harry Tector sewed together a 59-run organization that put the guests in sight of the success. Adair was in the long run excused in the sixteenth over, having struck two fours and four sixes during his 50 years, however Tector (26) and George Dockrell saw Ireland home in the last finished, with two conveyances in excess; Dockrell polished the game with a six off Brad Evans, who released 38 runs from 3.4 overs. Prior, Zimbabwe, without Gary Ballance, who was hit on the cap in the past game, oversaw 144 from their 20 overs. The group lost Tadiwanashe Marumani in the first finished, yet remade through Blameless Kaia (25) and the commander Craig Ervine (42). At 117 for 4 in the sixteenth over, the hosts were searching for a last prosper, yet two speedy strikes from Graham Hume wrecked their energy. Zimbabwe lost their last four wickets for only seven runs, to be bowled out for 144. Hume finished with figures of 4-0-17-3, while Tector took 2 for 22 from his four overs.