A bowler-friendly pitch, perhaps because of a little rain, meant 14 wickets fell in 26.1 overs
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Bryce’s maiden ton in vain as Ireland knock Scotland out of contention for World Cup
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Surrey lose their bearings as Sussex’s TomToms drive the agenda
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Chahal and Jansen limit RCB to 95 despite David’s whirlwind fifty
RCB were reduced to 42 for 7 in the ninth over at one stage, but David smoked an unbeaten 26-ball 50