Irish battlers give sport a crick-start

Ireland captain Trent Johnston hopes a few pints of Guinness were raised in toast to his team’s effort during their World Cup Super Eight defeat to England yesterday.

Irish battlers give sport a crick-start
Sat, 31 Mar, 2007 - 16:08
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Ireland captain Trent Johnston hopes a few pints of Guinness were raised in toast to his team’s effort during their World Cup Super Eight defeat to England yesterday.

Cup minnows Ireland grew in stature with another competitive display in the contest at Providence Stadium, where they went down by 48 runs.

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CourtsCricketHeathrowPlace: Providence StadiumPlace: IrelandPlace: LondonderryPlace: CaribbeanPlace: DublinPlace: BelfastPlace: ProvidencePerson: Trent JohnstonPerson: GuinnessPerson: Michael VaughanPerson: JohnstonPerson: Boyd RankinPerson: RankinPerson: Kyle McCallanPerson: McCallanPerson: Kevin PietersenPerson: Paul CollingwoodPerson: Matthew HaydenPerson: Ricky PontingPerson: Andrew FlintoffPerson: Andrew WhiteEvent: World Cup Super EightEvent: World CupOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: PakistanOrganisation: DerbyshireOrganisation: CanadaOrganisation: South Africa
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