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Sanjay Myers  
April 14, 2010

Ireland blown away for 219

Ireland battled to 219 all out in their one day international against West Indies at Sabina Park thanks to half centuries from Paul Stirling and Kevin O’brien.

David Bernard Jr took three wickets, while Ravi Rampaul and Sulieman Benn took two wickets each to restrict the Irish.

The Caribbean batsmen begin their chase shortly and will look to continue their winning run in the Supreme Ventures Sports Betting Cricket Festival.

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