Australia began their T20 World Cup campaign with a decisive 67-run victory over Ireland in Colombo, despite the absence of their captain Mitchell Marsh due to a groin injury. Stand-in captain Travis Head led the team to post a formidable total of 182-6, with significant contributions from Marcus Stoinis (45 off 29 balls), Josh Inglis (37 off 17 balls), and Matt Renshaw (37 off 33 balls) as reported by The Frontier Post and Business Recorder. Nathan Ellis and Adam Zampa were the stars with the ball, each taking four wickets, as Ireland was bowled out for 115 in 16.5 overs. Ellis's performance was particularly noteworthy, as he took 4-12, ripping through Ireland's top order and earning the 'Player of the Match' accolade. "I am just happy being out here playing a World Cup and representing Australia," Ellis stated, emphasizing his satisfaction with the team's strong start (The Frontier Post).
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Australia's T20 World Cup Win Over Ireland in Colombo

Australia wins T20 opener vs Ireland by 67 runs in Colombo. Stand-in captain Head leads with 182-6. Ellis, Zampa shine with 4 wickets each. Despite injuries, Australia tops Group B confidently.
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