Ireland achieved a historic milestone by defeating Zimbabwe by 4 wickets in their first-ever Test match in Belfast. The match, which saw a dramatic turnaround, ended with Ireland successfully chasing a target of 158 runs after being in a precarious position at 33 for 5 on the fourth day. Key performances from Lorcan Tucker and Andy McBrine, who both scored vital fifties, were instrumental in the victory, with McBrine earning the Player of the Match award for his all-round contributions. In the match, Zimbabwe was bowled out for 210 runs in their first innings and managed 197 runs in the second. This victory comes as a much-needed boost for Ireland following their disappointing T20 World Cup performance, while Zimbabwe seeks redemption after previous losses in their Test series. The match highlights the growing competitiveness of Ireland in international cricket.