Ireland clinched a 130‑run victory over Namibia in the fourth ODI, with Tonk native Jai Mundra taking six wickets for just 26 runs in his 10 overs
Mundra’s bowling made his spell the most effective by any Irish player in ODIs. The win saw Ireland finish Namibia’s chase of 299 at 168 runs in 41 overs
Key match events
Batting first, Ireland posted 298 for 8 in 50 overs. Namibia won the toss and chose to bowl, but Mundra dismissed Malan Cruger, Lauren Stincamp and Jen Green in the early overs
Mundra removed three batters by the 11th over and dismissed Jack Brassele in the 41st over to end the innings. Namibia’s J.J. Smith took four wickets, but it was not enough
- Ireland set a target of 298 runs
- Namibia were all out for 168 runs
- Jai Mundra took six wickets for 26 runs
Jai Mundra’s background
Born in Tonk, Jai Mundra came to Ireland for studies, showcased his cricket talent and earned an international spot. He played his first international against India and made his ODI debut against Afghanistan. To date he has claimed 18 international wickets in seven ODIs and two T20s