Fighting Irish go down to England

England were indebted to their Dublin-born middle-order batsman Eoin Morgan's 45 for helping them set a moderately testing target, which duly became irrelevant between the subsequent Providence downpours.

Fighting Irish go down to England
Wed, 05 May, 2010 - 00:09

England were indebted to their Dublin-born middle-order batsman Eoin Morgan's 45 for helping them set a moderately testing target, which duly became irrelevant between the subsequent Providence downpours.

England, controversially defeated on the D/L method by West Indies yesterday, once again lost the toss.

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