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Ireland beat Afghanistan by seven wickets

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George Dockrell hit winning boundary off penultimate ball to lift Ireland on to 171 for three after they were set a target of 169. Afghanistan's total of 168 for seven had been boosted by 30 runs off the final two overs. Ireland openers Paul Stirling (31 off 29 balls) and skipper Andrew Balbirnie (51 off 38) set their side on their way.

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Ireland beats Afghanistan by 7 wickets in 1st T20

George Dockrell hit the winning boundary off the penultimate ball to lift Ireland onto 171-3 after they were set a target of 169.

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Afghanistan's total of 168-7 had been boosted by 30 runs off the final two overs, with Ibrahim Zadran clubbing 29 not out off 18 balls.

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