Ireland win cricket World Cup opener

Ireland have won their opening World Cup match, defeating the West Indies by four wickets in their Pool B match in Nelson.

Ireland win cricket World Cup opener
Mon, 16 Feb, 2015 - 06:08

Ireland have won their opening World Cup match, defeating the West Indies by four wickets in their Pool B match in Nelson.

The West Indies, put into bat, totalled 304 for seven from 50 overs, with a 154-run partnership for the sixth wicket between Lendl Simmons (102) and Darren Sammy (89) the highlight of their innings.

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CourtsCricketHeathrowPlace: West IndiesPlace: NelsonPlace: SussexPlace: BrisbanePlace: ChristchurchPerson: Lendl SimmonsPerson: Darren SammyPerson: Paul StirlingPerson: Ed JoycePerson: Niall O’BrienPerson: SimmonsPerson: SammyPerson: Chris GaylePerson: Dwayne SmithPerson: Darren BravoPerson: Marlon SamuelsPerson: Denesh RamdinPerson: George DockrellPerson: DockrellPerson: Andre RussellPerson: William PorterfieldPerson: StirlingPerson: PorterfieldPerson: GaylePerson: RamdinPerson: JoycePerson: BravoPerson: SamuelsPerson: O’BrienPerson: Andy BalbirniePerson: Gary WilsonPerson: Jerome TaylorPerson: Kevin O’BrienPerson: NiallPerson: John MooneyEvent: World CupOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: West IndiesOrganisation: Pakistan
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