The Adair brothers, Ross and Mark, starred in Ireland's 10-run victory over South Africa in the final T20I in Abu Dhabi. Ross Adair's century and Mark Adair's four-wicket haul secured Ireland's win. Paul Stirling and Graham Hume also contributed significantly to the triumph.

Ireland beat South Africa for the first time in a T20I after posting their highest total against them and successfully defending it in Abu Dhabi. In the process, they became the first team to win a match batting first at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in the last eight T20Is at the venue.

The big Proteas run chase had started promisingly, with Ryan Rickelton and Reeza Hendricks putting up a 50-run stand, but Ireland handled the late pressure to prevail in Abu Dhabi.

None of the last seven South African batter reached double figures as they fell 10 runs short after Ireland scored 195 in the second T20I at Abu Dhabi.

Ireland achieved their first T20I victory against South Africa in a thrilling match in Abu Dhabi, highlighted by Ross Adair's first century.

Ross Adair scored a century, and his brother Mark took four wickets, propelling Ireland to a 10-run victory over South Africa in the second T20 international, tying the series 1-1. Ross hit 100 off 58 balls,

Mark Adair hit a century as Ireland record their first T20 international win over South Africa at the seventh attempt in the second game in Abu Dhabi.