Cricket - Ireland begin with big win

Hosts Ireland began their quest for a first ever World Cup spot with a comfortable win against Bermuda at Stormont.

Cricket - Ireland begin with big win
Fri, 01 Jul, 2005 - 20:20

Hosts Ireland began their quest for a first ever World Cup spot with a comfortable win against Bermuda at Stormont.

After Middlesex run machine Ed Joyce helped himself to a scintillating century in Ireland’s biggest ever ICC Trophy score, the bowlers took control to complete a convincing 97-run win.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: StormontPerson: Ed JoycePerson: Jason Molins’Person: MolinsPerson: Lionel CannPerson: Jeremy BrayPerson: Andre BothaPerson: BothaPerson: Dan MinorsPerson: Delyone BordenPerson: BordenPerson: BrayPerson: JoycePerson: Eoin MorganPerson: MorganPerson: Janeiro TuckerPerson: Peter JohnstonPerson: Oliver PitcherPerson: Andrew WhitePerson: Saleem MukuddemPerson: Irvine RomainePerson: PitcherPerson: Clay SmithPerson: Albert SteedePerson: WhitePerson: SteedePerson: SmithPerson: TuckerEvent: World CupEvent: ICC TrophyEvent: Frizzell County ChampionshipOrganisation: Cricket - IrelandOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: BermudaOrganisation: MiddlesexOrganisation: Uganda
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