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October 31, 2005 Monday Ramzan 26, 1426

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Ireland beat Kenya to lift trophy


WINDHOEK, Oct 30: Ireland pulled off a memorable victory in the final of the Intercontinental Cup on Saturday as they beat Kenya by six wickets on the third and final day.

Ireland bowled out Kenya for just 156 in their second innings to leave themselves a target of 245 to win and they reached their objective mid-way through the final session.

Jeremy Bray hit 64 and combined in an opening stand of 83 with Dominick Joyce, who cracked a rapid 48.

Kenya skipper Steve Tikolo grabbed two wickets for Kenya but Ireland’s in-form middle order had few problems reaching the target.

Ant Botha was unbeaten on 43, his second important innings of the match following the first innings 78 which enable the declaration by Trent Johnston, the Ireland captain.

That gamble was rewarded with a superb effort from the Irish attack, as they took the remaining seven Kenya wickets for just 48 runs.

The key at the start of the day for Ireland was early wickets. They made the perfect start when Maurice Ouma became Andrew White’s third wicket with just four runs added to Kenya’s overnight total of 104 for three.

Kyle McCallan then took over the demolition job and snapped up the key wicket of Tikolo — who was made two hundreds in three innings — for 24.

Three further scalps followed for McCallan while Adrian McCoubrey and Andre Botha chipped in with one each.

Scoreboard

KENYA (1st Innings) 401-4 declared (S.O. Tikolo 177 not out, H.S. Modi 106, K.O. Obuya 72).

IRELAND (1st Innings) 313-4 declared (N.J. O’Brien 106 not out, A.C. Botha 78, E.J.G. Morgan 60).

KENYA (2nd Innings, overnight 104-3):

K.O. Obuya c O’Brien b McCoubrey 14

M.A. Suji c O’Brien b White 52

M.A. Ouma lbw b White 25

A.O. Suji b White 0

S.O. Tikolo b McCallan 24

H.S. Modi c O’Brien b McCoubrey 13

C.O. Obuya c McCoubrey b McCallan 13

T.M. Odoyo c White b McCallan 1

M. Sheikh c O’Brien b Botha 5

L.N. Onyango b McCallan 0

P.J. Ongondo not out 0

EXTRAS (B-8, NB-1) 9

TOTAL (all out, 68 overs) 156

FALL OF WKTS: 1-41, 2-95, 3-95, 4-108, 5-132, 6-150, 7-151, 8-156, 9-156.

BOWLING: McCoubrey 16-4-37-2; Botha 11-7-22-1; Armstrong 5-2-6-0; Bray 8-4-12-0; McCallan 15-4-34-4; White 11-3-24-3; Johnston 2-0-13-0 (1nb).

IRELAND (2nd Innings):

D.I. Joyce b Tikolo 48

J.P. Bray c sub (R. Aga) b A. Suji 64

E.J.G. Morgan lbw b Tikolo 22

N.J. O’Brien b Sheikh 27

A.C. Botha not out 43

A. White not out 25

EXTRAS (B-8, LB-2, W-3, NB-3) 16

TOTAL (for four wkts, 66.5 overs) 245

FALL OF WKTS: 1-83, 2-125, 3-153.

BOWLING: Ongondo 6-0-25-0 (1nb); Onyango 14-2-56-0 (1w); Tikolo 23-4-71-2; C.O. Obuya 5-1-27-0; A.O. Suji 11-1-28-1 (2nb, 2w); Sheikh 6-1-25-1; Modi 1.5-0-3-0.

RESULT: Ireland won by six wickets.

UMPIRES: A.L. Hill (New Zealand) and R.B. Tiffin (Zimbabwe).

MAN-OF-THE-MATCH (shared): Kyle McCallan and Andrew White.—AFP



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