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England beat Ireland by six wickets in first women's cricket ODI – live reaction

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By Geoff Lemon Verified, James Wallace
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LIVE – Updated at 19:46 Maia Bouchier hit 104 from 95 balls as England chased down Ireland's total with time to spare in Leicester. England captain Charlie Dean: It's amazing to chase a high total like that down. The way we did it was a credit to the girls. We probably could have been tighter with the ball, to be honest, but to restrict them and then put a performance like that was brilliant.” We know the outfields at Leicester and Derby can be a little bit tricky.
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England v Ireland: First women's cricket one-day international – live

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By Geoff Lemon Verified, James Wallace
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LIVE – Updated at 13:08 Join our writers for live updates from the opening ODI of this three-match series, at Grace Road. 2nd over: Ireland 5-0 (Tector 4, Lewis 0) Lauren Filer has ended up on the deck already, which is her signature move at this stage of her career. Bowls, follows through, falls over. Got some nice inswing going from wide of the stumps. One ball starts too wide of off, and is called, but that's the only score from the over.
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Australia's ideal team for South Africa tour still no clearer than before Bangladesh visit

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By Geoff Lemon Verified
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Cricket Australia didn't host a Bangladesh Test for 23 years for a simple reason: it would have cost money to stage and earned less money back. That wouldn't have been a concern for whichever generation of players would have taken the field, but for the suits, the equation was lose-lose.
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