We want to be ruthless says Protea’s Tryon ahead of third T20I

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- ONGAMA GCWABE

Womens all-rounder Chloe Tryon told Independent Newspapers that they want to be ruthless when they are in a dominant position in the third and final T20I of the series against Ireland Women in Benoni today.South Africa were clinical in the opening match of the series at Newlands in Cape Town, beating Ireland by 105 runs on the back of captain Laura Wolvaardt’s second century in the format.

However, despite winning the second match by 65 runs at Boland Park, the hosts showed a bit of complacency with the ball, allowing Ireland Women to find a way back into the game.