Jordan Cox grins and bears it to help wrap up England’s T20 series in Ireland

Here is a 167-word summary of the news article: Jordan Cox overcame an injury scare to play a crucial role in England's T20 series victory over Ireland. Batting at number four, the 24-year-old scored an unbeaten 55 off 35 balls, his first international half-century, to help England chase down Ireland's total of 154/8 and win the match by 6 wickets. Cox had a difficult start to his international career, with a broken thumb and an abdominal injury keeping him out of previous England squads. In the final match, he jarred his knee while taking a catch, raising doubts about his participation. However, he battled through the pain to deliver a composed and gritty innings, forming a key partnership with Tom Banton (37*) to guide England to victory and secure a 2-0 series win. The performance was a breakthrough for Cox, who has impressed in domestic cricket and was brought into the squad as an injury replacement. His determined knock highlighted his potential to succeed at the international level.