Paul Stirling makes Ireland’s Western Indian Islands in the first Irish dough while running 124 in the first ODI in Crush Crush West Indian Islands | Cricket News

Paul Stirling engraved his name in the History of Irish Cricket on Wednesday, and the opening ODI in Dublin was the first Irish dough to exceed 10,000 international runs during a dominant victory against the West Indian Islands. Stirling’s 54 of the 64 balls took his career to 10,017 runs in formats.Stirling, after reaching the milestone, “very pleased to reach there. It was something I dreamed of as a child, but as a professional cricket player, you can’t wait too much.” He said.Go beyond the border with our Youtube channel. Subscribe now!Stirling left the foundation with the opener Andy Balbirnie, who hit 112 brightly of 138 balls with nine borders and four six. The 109 -round stands identified the tone, while the Harry Tezer added a valuable 56 to 303/6 after the bat was asked. Alzarri Joseph demanded two small doors for visitors, while Matthew Fordedede 68 ended three.Who is this IPL player?
Ireland’s pottery was later at the top of the West Indian Islands. After the house of the house was running early, the controversial Thomas Mayes cleaned Bowled Windies Captain Shai Hope twice. Since Barry McCarthy was packaged for 179 in the sea, tourists were packaged for 179, and the selection of the pottery of Ford, including 4/32, including the lock small door.Ireland 1-0 in the three match series, Ireland, teams meet again on Friday will aim to get it.

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