Ireland Under 19s lose again

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Ireland's Under 19 side lost their second warm up game, this time against a very strong Northern Territory senior XI in Darwin.

Batting first Ireland scored 226 for 8 in their 50 overs, with Muckamore's Jason van der Merwe top scoring with a well manufactured 72. Donemana opener Ryan Hunter's good form continued as he scored 45, while Gloucestershire all-rounder Graeme McCarter impressed with 40.

In reply Ireland used 9 bowlers in an attempt to give everyone a work-out ahead of the official warm-up games against Afghanistan and Sri Lanka next Tuesday and Wednesday.

Despite a hard fought effort by everyone in the field, Northern Territory passed their target with two wickets and 9 balls to spare.

At Darwin, Northern Territory beat Ireland Under 19's by 2 wickets
Ireland Under 19s 226/8 (50 overs, Jason van der Merwe 72, Ryan Hunter 45, Graeme McCarter 40)
Northern Territory 230/8 (48.3 overs)

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