Cricket - Irish trounce Uganda

Ireland’s dream of qualifying for their first World Cup moved a step closer to becoming a reality when they defeated Uganda at a blustery Conber.

Cricket - Irish trounce Uganda
Sat, 02 Jul, 2005 - 21:22

Ireland’s dream of qualifying for their first World Cup moved a step closer to becoming a reality when they defeated Uganda at a blustery Conber.

Middlesex batsman Ed Joyce, who now qualifies to play international cricket for England, made a rapid 40 in their 231 for seven, before Uganda were bowled out for 104.

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