WATCH | Bees stopped play! Irish Cricketers duck for cover to escape stinging swarm
Irish cricketers were bowled over on Wednesday when they were forced to duck for cover to escape a marauding swarm of bees.
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Irish cricketers were bowled over on Wednesday when they were forced to duck for cover to escape a marauding swarm of bees.
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