Ireland’s batters struggled to cope with all members of India’s attack, but it was Jasprit Bumrah who proved the trickiest to get away, with the star quick conceding just four runs from his first two overs and picking up the big wicket of Harry Tector.
But, with the side eight-down with plenty of over remaining, it was all-out attack that proved the successful policy for Gareth Delany and Josh Little, who plundered a partnership with 27 runs from just 18 balls to at least give the Irish bowlers something to work with.
Rohit brought Bumrah back to stem the flow of runs, and he did just that, cleaning up Little (14) with the perfect yorker.
