Hayley Matthews to the fore as Ireland swept by Windies
Ireland have lost the third T20 test in the West Indies as the hosts wrapped up a 3-0 series sweep in St Lucia.
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Ireland have lost the third T20 test in the West Indies as the hosts wrapped up a 3-0 series sweep in St Lucia.
Ireland continued to be troubled by Hayley Matthews as she led the West Indies to a comfortable win in the sides' second women's T20 clash.
A near-century from Gaby Lewis was ultimately not enough for Ireland as they suffered a six-wicket defeat to the West Indies in their women's ODI in Saint Lucia.
Hayley Matthews smashed a century to help the West Indies to a comfortable 58-run victory over Ireland in St Lucia in the first of three Women's One Day Internationals.
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