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Ireland fall 2-1 behind as Namibia wins ODI in Windhoek
Curtis Campher's century could not save Ireland from a 63-run defeat in the third ODI against Namibia on Tuesday.
In brief
Curtis Campher's century could not save Ireland from a 63-run defeat in the third ODI against Namibia on Tuesday. Ireland lost the third ODI to Namibia by 63 runs in Windhoek and fell 2-1 behind in their five-match series. Originally reported by BBC Sport.
Namibia sets 316 in Windhoek
Jan Frylinck top-scored with 126 as Namibia batted first and reached 316-7 in fifty overs. Gerhard Erasmus contributed 54 and Malan Kruger 42.
Campher's century not enough
Ireland's Curtis Campher scored 106 off 86 balls but could not prevent his side being all out for 253 in 44.5 overs. Ireland skipper Paul Stirling could not bat after injuring his finger.
Ireland fall 2-1 behind in series
Namibia won by 63 runs, leaving Ireland 2-1 down in their five-match ODI series. The sides meet again on Friday and Sunday as Ireland prepare for next year's World Cup qualifiers.
The one thing
Ireland lost the third ODI to Namibia by 63 runs in Windhoek and fell 2-1 behind in their five-match series.
