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May 13, 2007Posted by Martin Williamson on 05/13/2007 in Ireland
Ireland risk Friends Provident knockout
Ireland are prepared to risk being thrown out of next season's Friends Provident Trophy by playing ODIs against India and South Africa in June.
The two matches come before the India-South Africa series, which is part of the BCCI's offshore deal with Zee TV, but the games are for the ICU to sell, allowing them a first major inroad into the lucrative TV market.
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