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Paul Stirling gathers runs on the on-side during his knock on Friday (Photo: Getty Images)Stirling was outstanding in the run-chase, keeping the Irish in the game right throughout, before they agonizingly fell short in the end.
The right-hander, playing in his 139th ODI, struck 120 off 103 balls, going at a strike rate of 116.50. His innings included 14 fours and five sixes.
Harry Tector also made a hundred (108) as Ireland responded with 359-9.
