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Ireland Women vs West Indies Women: West Indies win ODI series 3-0 with 64-run success

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Ireland Women vs West Indies Women: West Indies win ODI series 3-0 with 64-run success
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Third one-day international, Bready

Ireland 193 all out (43.1 overs): Lewis 50 (59), Paul 32 (47); Ramharack 3-33

West Indies 257 all out (50 overs): Taylor 105 (113), Alleyne 33 (30); Prendergast 2-37

West Indies won by 64 runs for 3-0 series success

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West Indies beat Ireland by 64-runs to complete a comfortable 3-0 one-day international series win in Bready.

The tourists, who claimed victories in the first two games of the series, were made to bat first after losing the toss.

Stafanie Taylor contributed 105 off 113 deliveries for her second century of the series as her side were all out for 257.

Orla Prendergast, Georgina Dempsey and Jane Maguire all claimed two wickets each for Ireland.

Captain Gaby Lewis led Ireland’s chase as she hit 50 off 59 balls, including seven fours and two sixes.

But Lloyd Tennant’s side were dismissed for 193 after 43.1 overs as Karishma Ramharack claimed her third wicket by trapping Aimee Maguire leg before wicket for 13.

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