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Curtis Campher smashes 72 off just 32 balls to stun Scotland… as Ireland beat their rivals by six wickets to keep their World Cup hopes alive
- Michael Jones hit 86 from 55 balls to help Scotland to 176-5 in their innings
- Ireland looked to be heading for defat when they slumped to 61-4 in reply
- However, Curtis Campher then hit a half-century to get them across the line
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Curtis Campher produced a stunning display of power-hitting to keep Ireland’s World Cup hopes alive as they beat Scotland by six wickets on Wednesday.
Scotland looked to have put themselves in a strong position after winning the toss and electing to bat as opener Michael Jones hit 86 from 55 balls to help them post 176-5.
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They then reduced Ireland to 61-4, but a remarkable partnership between George Dockrell and Campher turned the game. Campher finished on an unbeaten 72 off 32 balls to see Ireland home with eight balls to spare.
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Curtis Campher played a match-winning innings to keep Ireland’s World Cup hopes alive
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