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SRI LANKA 219/8 (50 OVERS)
- Nuwan Kulasekara*42 (34)
- Dinesh Chandimal39 (61)
- Tim Murtagh2/21 (10)
- Kevin O'Brien1/10 (2)
IRELAND 140 (39.5 OVERS)
- Niall O'Brien33 (39)
- William Porterfield37 (87)
- Suranga Lakmal3/29 (8)
- Ajantha Mendis3/27 (10)
So an easy win for Sri Lanka while Ireland will be very frustrated with their batting display which collapsed under pressure from the tourists' attack.
Ajantha Mendis has been named man of the match his spell caused Ireland all sorts of problems and he picked up three wickets.
The second ODI will take place on Thursday and we will be here again to see if Sri Lanka can complete the series whitewash. But from Conor Hayes in a cool and overcast Clontarf, it's goodbye.
TJ Murtagh lbw b Senanayake 10 (13b 2x4 0x6) SR: 76.92
END OF OVER:39 | 7 Runs | IRE: 135/9 (85 runs required from 11 overs, RR: 3.46, RRR: 7.72)
- Tim Murtagh6 (10b)
- George Dockrell17 (25b)
- Nuwan Kulasekara8-3-30-2
- Sachithra Senanayake7-1-22-0
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