Ireland Under 19 v Scotland, match 3 (24 July)
- Olly Riley with the first wicket
- Tom Ford and Bruce Whaley combine for another
- Pulled to the boundary
- Khan bowled
- Congratulations for Alex Armstrong
- Febin Manoj finds the edge
- Confident appeal...
- ..but the umpire unmoved
- Nicked behind...
- ..Bruce Whaley with his fourth catch of the day
- Carter on his way to 62
- Despairing dive in the deep
- Tom Ford took 3-39
- Rob O'Brien with the sliding catch...
- ..and confirms it's out
- Big six into the carpark
- Finlay Jones opened the bowling
- Cut for four by Dijkstra
- Help needed for cramp
- Kept low and missed everything
- Great footwork to hit through the covers
- Hit hard over midwicket
- Manu Saraswat and Robinson combine to get rid of O'Brien
- Knight congratulated for the run out
- Handshakes all around as Ireland win the series 2-1
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