Live! West Indies win toss, invite Ireland to bat first

Dublin : Ireland | Sep 24, 2012 at 7:14 AM PDT

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Scorecard: Fidel Edwards strikes first ball for the West Indies, rattling William Porterfield's timber. It's the batsman's second successive golden duck. Ed Joyce, the Irish captain, comes in to the crease and starts with a boundary first ball. FULL ARTICLE AT Rediff

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