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Afghanistan 266 for 9 (Rashid 48, Afghan 41, Singh 3-37) beat Ireland 230 (Stirling 118, Rashid 4-29) by 36 runs
Abu Dhabi: Afghanistan sealed a 3-0 series victory over Ireland thanks to a 36-run win in the final ODI in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
With the series part of the World Cup Super League it is a big blow to Ireland's hopes of making the 2023 tournament.
Rashid Khan starred with bat and ball - his 48 helped Afghanistan post a total of 266-9 before taking 4-28 as the Irish fell short of the target.
This despite Paul Stirling making it back-to-back centuries by hitting 118.
It's another 10 World Cup Super League points for Afghanistan as they move further clear of Ireland in the race to book an automatic spot in India.
Afghanistan won the opener by 16 runs and added a comfortable seven-wicket victory before making it three from three.
Ireland won the toss and decided to field, a decision which looked good as Afghanistan struggled to 167-7 at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
But almost another 100 runs were added with Rashid's 48 coming off 58 balls to frustrate the Irish attack.
Spinner Simi Singh took 3-37 and paceman Craig Young 3-61 before the Irish started their run-chase.
Stirling's 128 on Sunday saw him overtake William Porterfield as Ireland's all-time leading run-scorer across all formats.
The left-hand opener continued his superb form with 118 from 119 and making it four centuries from his last six ODIs.
Ireland were well placed at 132-2 but Stirling failed to get the support required and it was a uphill task when he was dismissed to leave it 187-5 with almost 14 overs remaining.
Singh's 20 and a 16 from Andy McBrine gave the Irish hope as they moved Ireland to 230-7 but the final three wickets fell without a further run being added.
