West Indies Level Ireland ODI Series with 197-Run Dublin Win

The West Indies secured a dominant 197-run victory over Ireland in the third ODI in Dublin, leveling the three-match series at 1-1. Keacy Carty starred with a career-best 170 runs, supported by captain Shai Hope's 75 and Justin Greaves' 50, leading West Indies to a total of 385 for seven. Ireland struggled in response, dismissed for 165 in 29.5 overs chasing a revised target of 363 under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method, with Jayden Seales taking three wickets. Ireland captain Paul Stirling acknowledged the team's inconsistency in bowling and batting, while West Indies captain Hope praised his team's confidence and ability to bounce back after their earlier loss. Despite rain interruptions and injuries to Irish players, the West Indies maintained aggressive batting and bowling strategies, marking their highest ODI total at Clontarf. This result provides West Indies a confidence boost ahead of their upcoming series against England.