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Ireland lose first post-World Cup match against Kent

Ireland have lost their first game following their heroics at the World Cup.

Sun, 29 Apr, 2007 - 19:52

Ireland have lost their first game following their heroics at the World Cup.

Taking on Kent in Belfast in the Friends Provident Trophy, they were bowled out for 173 chasing Kent's target of 232.

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