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Rain ruins Ireland clash
Ireland have won the three-match Carnegie Cup one-day series against Kenya after today's game at Stormont was abandoned because of rain.
The Irish won Sunday's opener by 33 runs before the matches scheduled for Monday and Wednesday fell victim to the weather.
No play was possible today, with a decision to abandon the match taken shortly after 11am.
Just eight overs were possible in Monday's game at the same venue.
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