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Yorkshire Under 18 drew with Ireland, day 3 close.
Sheriff Hutton, N Yorks, 1-3 September.
Yorkshire Under 18 339 (94.1 overs; MS Abrar 162, T McLelland 74*; M Donnelly 4-77, M Robinson 3-63) & 154-3 dec (31 overs; G Lamb 55*, J Hayes 40; A Naizam 2-23)
Ireland 162 (51.3 overs; Marko Bates 23, Sid Biju 50; George Lamb 3-12, A Krishnan 3-23) & 256-4 (57 overs; B Brolly 77, T Hasler 66, Sidharth Biju 39, M Bates 37*, GJ Kelleher 23*; G Lamb 2-64)
 Sidharth Biju is caught behind for 39
Yorkshire Academy beat Ireland by 5 wickets.
Doncaster, 1 September.
Ireland 134-7 (20 overs; N Lowry 65*, G Morrissey 23; L Randle-Bissell 2-18)
Yorkshire Academy 135-5 (19.4 overs; M Charlesworth 47, A Oliver 35*, O Breese 23; A Ellerby 2-24)
England U19 selection Amelia Oliver steered Yorkshire Academy to the win chasing down Ireland's total with just two balls to spare in the first of today's two T20 games. Ireland's total dominated by an unbeaten half-century from Dundrum's Niamh Lowry. Match 2 scheduled to start at 2.30.
Yorkshire Academy beat Ireland by 93 runs.
Doncaster, 1 September.
Yorkshire Academy 157-5 (20 overs; A Oliver 61, O Breese 49)
Ireland 64 (13.5 overs; R Lowe 22; S Byrne 3-13, L Randle-Bissell 3-17, N Brown 2-7)
A wicket for Anna Ellerby first ball of the match but Amelia Oliver and Maiya Charlsworth onto the attack straight away adding 46 in the first five overs. Olivia Breese joined Oliver and the runs continued to flow with the pair adding exactly 100 before Oliver was run out in the penultimate over of the innings. Four run-outs in the five wickets to fall with Ireland's only success with the ball coming with that first delivery from Anna Ellerby. Lucy Randle-Bissell rocked Ireland with her opening burst, rattling the stumps three times, that's one better than the two she claimed for the ECB against Emerging Ireland at Loughborough last week. Sophia Byrne gets three wickets in the twelfth over and hers is a Hat-Trick! All over in quick time, a close game in the morning but a much more dominating performance from Yorkshire in the afternoon.
Scotland beat Ireland by 4 wickets.
Strathallan School, Perth, 30 July.
Ireland 119 (20 overs; N Lowry 26; I Watson 3-12, A Baldie 2-16, G Birkinshaw 2-26)
Scotland 121-6 (16.5 overs; P Sproul 56*; A Lawlor 3-15)
Ireland U19 squad with coaches Nigel Jones and Glenn Querl. (Alistair Speer)
The five match series is now tied at 2 wins apiece. The decider takes place later today.
Scotland lost to Ireland by 6 runs.
Strathallan School, Perth, 30 July.
Ireland 140-7 (20 overs; N Lowry 31*, G Morrissey 28, L Andrews 25; K Dunk 2-18, A Baldie 2-19)
Scotland 134-9 (20 overs; C Necard 54; P Speer 4-17)
Penny Speer took four wickets. (Alistair Speer)
Ireland have won the Celtic Cup series 3-2.
Scotland beat Ireland by 3 wickets.
Strathallan School, Perth, 28 July.
Ireland 149-7 (20 overs; A Lawlor 46, M Bhavsar 22*; L Rynn 2-25, A Baldie 2-27)
Scotland 150-7 (19.1 overs; C Nevard 45, P Sproul 33; K West 3-31, A Lawlor 2-28)
Scotland lost to Ireland by 9 runs.
Strathallan School, Perth, 28 July.
Ireland 160-5 (20 overs; I McLean 37, G Morrissey 36, A Lawlor 27, N Lowry 24;
Scotland 151-9 (20 overs; Pippa Sproul 53, Isabella Watson 27; Katie West 2-5)
Action from the game (Cricket Ireland)
Scotland lost to Ireland by 1 wicket.
Strathallan School, Perth, 27 July.
Scotland 135-5 (20 overs; C Nevard 37, L Pillinger 31*; P Speer 2-10, A Ellerby 2-36)
Ireland 137-9 (19 overs; N Lowry 34, G Morrissey 31, A Lawlor 24; A Baldie 4-14, R McCrossan 2-22)
Ireland U19 girls (Cricket Ireland)
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