IREW vs WIW Match Prediction, Toss Update, Pitch Report, Weather & Playing XI - Women's Tri-Series in Ireland, 2026

West Indies Women will take on Ireland Women in the fourth match of the Tri Series. This match will be played in Dublin. West Indies Women have won both their matches so far in this series. They beat Ireland Women in the opening match and went on to defeat Pakistan Women in the next game. On the other hand, Ireland Women have one win and a loss in two matches. They won their previous match against Pakistan Women chasing down a huge target. This promises to be a highly competitive game between these two sides.  

IREW vs WIW Probable Playing XI

Ireland Women: Amy Hunter(w), Alana Dalzell, Rebecca Stokell, Orla Prendergast(c), Leah Paul, Alice Tector, Louise Little, Ava Canning, Arlene Kelly, Aimee Maguire, Cara Murray

West Indies Women: Hayley Matthews(c), Deandra Dottin, Qiana Joseph, Stafanie Taylor, Chinelle Henry, Mandy Mangru, Shawnisha Hector, Ashmini Munisar(w), Jahzara Claxton, Jannillea Glasgow, Afy Fletcher

Ireland Women and West Indies Women Squad

IRE W vs WIW Head to Head Record in T20Is

Castle Avenue, Dublin Pitch Report

The surface at Castle Avenue in Dublin is good for batting and there will be plenty of runs on offer with quick outfield and shorter boundaries. The last game saw Ireland Women chase down a target of 176 against Pakistan Women. The average score at this venue is around 175.

Weather Forecast

The weather in Dublin during the match hours is typically cloudy, with temperatures hovering around 16 to 18 degrees and there is a slight chance of showers which could interrupt the game. We should not have a long delay and it will be good enough for the game to complete.

First Innings Score Prediction

IREW vs WIW Toss Prediction

West Indies Captain Hayley Matthews is expected to win the toss and opt to bowl first.

This is a high scoring venue and batting will be easier in the second innings so teams will prefer to chase the target.  

IREW vs WIW Match Prediction

Win Probability