Leinster Under 23 Districts 2024
17 May T20: Dublin University v Dublin City (College Park)
17 May T20: South Dublin & Midlands v Fingal (College Park)
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50 overs: Dublin University v South Dublin & Midlands. Match postponed
College Park, 6 May.
Dublin University 
South Dublin & Midlands
The game was cancelled due to the ongoing students protest at the Trinity campus.
50 overs: Fingal beat Dublin City by 9 wickets
Jack Harper Ground, 6 May.
Dublin City 64 (24.2 overs; Callum O'Byrne 18; Jeremy Martins 5-25, Nasir Totakhil 2-2, Dylan Lues 2-9) Fingal 65/1 (5.5 overs; Cameron Rowe 50*)
Action from Jack Harper Park (CricketEurope)
Fingal beat Dublin City by 9 wickets in a game that was as one-sided as it gets. There was no indication of the fireworks to follow as Dublin reached 25/0 after 7 overs, but thereafter it was all the home side. Jeremy Martins claimed 5 for 25, including a spell of three wickets in four balls to rip the heart out of the middle order. Mike Frost had got the initial breakthrough, while there were two wickets apiece for Nasir Totakhil and Dylan Lues as the visitors were bowled out for just 64. Cameron Rowe then hit 10 fours and a six in a 22-ball half century to clinch a 9-wicket win in just 5.5 overs. Esmat Ibrahimi getting the consolation wicket of North County's Suliman Safi.
50 overs: Dublin University v South Dublin & Midlands. Match postponed
College Park, 6 May.
Dublin University South Dublin & Midlands
The game was cancelled due to the ongoing students protest at the Trinity campus.
50 overs: Fingal beat Dublin City by 9 wickets
Jack Harper Ground, 6 May.
Dublin City 64 (24.2 overs; Callum O'Byrne 18; Jeremy Martins 5-25, Nasir Totakhil 2-2, Dylan Lues 2-9) Fingal 65/1 (5.5 overs; Cameron Rowe 50*)
Action from Jack Harper Park (CricketEurope)
Fingal beat Dublin City by 9 wickets in a game that was as one-sided as it gets. There was no indication of the fireworks to follow as Dublin reached 25/0 after 7 overs, but thereafter it was all the home side. Jeremy Martins claimed 5 for 25, including a spell of three wickets in four balls to rip the heart out of the middle order. Mike Frost had got the initial breakthrough, while there were two wickets apiece for Nasir Totakhil and Dylan Lues as the visitors were bowled out for just 64. Cameron Rowe then hit 10 fours and a six in a 22-ball half century to clinch a 9-wicket win in just 5.5 overs. Esmat Ibrahimi getting the consolation wicket of North County's Suliman Safi.
50 overs: Dublin University lost to Dublin City by 6 wickets
College Park, 28 April.
Dublin University 237/9 (50 overs; Stephen Black 44, Theo Dempsey 44, David Vincent 30; Sean O’Brien 3-58) Dublin City 240/4 (36.1 overs; Liam McCarthy 85*, Hedayat Ullah Khogiani 59*; William Barker 2-53)
Liam McCarthy (CricketEurope)50 overs: Fingal beat South Dublin & Midlands by 124 runs
The Vineyard, 28 April.
Fingal 264/9 (50 overs; Brandon Kruger 46, Seb De Oliveria 35, Dylan Lues 29, John Devane 24, Chris De Freitas 22, Nasir Totakhil 20; Abidullah Taniwal 5-40, Srihan Karpe 2-33) South Dublin & Midlands 140 (30.2 overs; Mark Tonge 36, Younas Ahmadzai 32, Tristan de Beer 31; Chris De Freitas 6-12, Seb De Oliveria 3-16)
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