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West Indies beat Ireland to draw Twenty20 series
West Indies beat Ireland by 11 runs in a low-scoring Twenty20 international in Jamaica to draw their two-match series.
Alex Cusack was the pick of the Ireland bowlers, taking 4-11 as none of the home batsman reached 20 in a total of 96-9 at Sabina Park.
However, Ireland also struggled with the bat and Darren Sammy took three wickets to reduce them to 49-6.
Gary Wilson top scored with 35 but he was caught and bowled by Dwayne Bravo as Ireland fell short on 85-8.
Ireland won the first T20 by six wickets and the teams will meet again on Sunday in a one-day international at the same venue.
Following that match, West Indies, the World T20 champions, host England in three one-day internationals and three T20 internationals, starting on 28 February.