Ireland lose by 44 runs to West Indies

Devon Smith’s patient century and Kieron Pollard’s quickfire 94 guided the West Indies to a 44-run victory in their World Cup Group B match against Ireland in Mohali today.

Ireland lose by 44 runs to West Indies
Fri, 11 Mar, 2011 - 12:57

Devon Smith’s patient century and Kieron Pollard’s quickfire 94 guided the West Indies to a 44-run victory in their World Cup Group B match against Ireland in Mohali today.

Opener Smith scored 107 off 133 balls to set up Pollard’s 55-ball blitz, which helped the West Indies recover admirably from 130 for three in 32 overs to reach 275 all out in 50 overs.

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CourtsCricketHeathrowPlace: West IndiesPlace: MohaliPerson: Devon SmithPerson: Kieron PollardPerson: SmithPerson: PollardPerson: Ed JoycePerson: Gary WilsonPerson: Sulieman BennPerson: Darren SammyPerson: JoycePerson: WilsonPerson: Shivnarine ChanderpaulPerson: Kevin O’BrienPerson: ChanderpaulPerson: Darren BravoPerson: Ramnaresh SarwanPerson: O’BrienPerson: Andre RussellPerson: Paul StirlingPerson: William PorterfieldPerson: PorterfieldPerson: Niall O’BrienPerson: Nikita MillerPerson: RussellPerson: SammyPerson: Asoka de SilvaPerson: Alex CusackPerson: Andre BothaPerson: John MooneyPerson: George DockrellPerson: Boyd RankinEvent: World Cup Group BOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: West IndiesOrganisation: WindiesOrganisation: England
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