Erasmus' 156 not out helps Namibia defeat Ireland
An unbeaten 156 from Gerhard Erasmus sees Namibia level their five-game one-day international series against Ireland at one win apiece.
BBC Sport reports that an unbeaten 156 from Gerhard Erasmus sees Namibia level their five-game one-day international series against Ireland at one win apiece.
This sports story centres on Ireland. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Gerhard Erasmus and Namibia.
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