Irish U19 cricketers lose to World Cup hosts

Ireland U19s went down to Bangladesh in their final group match of the U19 World Cup's Plate Championship to leave the Irish facing a tough semi final draw against Australia.

Irish U19 cricketers lose to World Cup hosts
Fri, 27 Feb, 2004 - 09:05

Ireland U19s went down to Bangladesh in their final group match of the U19 World Cup's Plate Championship to leave the Irish facing a tough semi final draw against Australia.

After batting first Ireland could not find their batting form from the previous three matches and were bowled out for 141.

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