Cricketers Battle in ODI Series

Namibian cricket fans witnessed a thrilling fourth One-Day International (ODI) between Namibia and Ireland at the Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek, per Instagram.

Ireland posted a total of 298/8, setting Namibia a target of 299 runs to win the series level at 2-2, Reuters reports.

The match saw Jai Moondra take a six-wicket haul, helping Ireland secure a 130-run victory in the fourth ODI, according to Instagram.

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01instagraminstagram.com · 1 NovArt for Cuba exhibition seeks N$100,000 for medical supplies, solar kits Staff Reporter VICE-PRESIDENT Lucia Witbooi has called on Namibians, businesses and development partners to support the Art for Cuba Exhibition, which aims to raise N$100,000 for 02instagraminstagram.com · 1 NovWomen leaders urged to turn presence into power Staff Reporter THE Women's Wing of the Democracy Union of Africa (DUA) held its first-ever conference in Windhoek, bringing together women from over 25 centre-right political parties in Africa. The event too 03namibiannamibian.com.na · 31 OctWindhoek honours Botswana’s Seretse Khama with street renaming 04cricbuzzcricbuzz.com · 31 OctHigh Performance Oval, Windhoek details, matches, stats 05independentindependent.ie · 30 OctTim Tector and Jai Moondra star as Irish cricketers set up deciding Namibia ODI with Windhoek victory 06instagraminstagram.com · 30 OctMoondra's six-wicket haul levels ODI series Staff Reporter NAMIBIA and Ireland will head into Sunday's fifth and final ODI with the series level at 2-2 after the visitors defeated the hosts by 130 runs in the fourth match at the Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek 07instagraminstagram.com · 30 OctEagles need 299 to seal series Staff Reporter IRELAND posted 298/8 in their fourth One-Day International (ODI) against Namibia at the Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek today, setting the hosts a target of 299 runs. After winning the toss and electing to bo 08observer24observer24.com.na · 30 OctGold strategy offers Namibia a stronger financial shield

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