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Stephen Doheny Hits 84 As Ireland Win To Level Zimbabwe ODI Series

By AFP News January 22, 2023 • 13:22 PM View: 400

Stephen Doheny made light of his lack of international experience to top score with 84 as Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 46 runs on Saturday to level their one-day international series.

After losing the toss and been put in to bat, Ireland made 294-7 in Harare with Doheny and Harry Tector (75) the chief contributors.

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