Dunkley Century Powers England to ODI Series Whitewash Over Ireland
Sophia Dunkley scored a century as England beat Ireland by 114 runs in Worcester to complete a 3-0 series sweep, on the day Ireland's Arlene Kelly retired from international cricket.
England completed a 3-0 sweep of their One Day International series against Ireland after Sophia Dunkley's century helped them to a 114-run victory in Worcester, according to BBC Sport.
Dunkley's innings anchored England's total, providing the platform for the comfortable win that sealed a clean series sweep for the hosts.
The match also marked the international retirement of Ireland all-rounder Arlene Kelly, who stepped away from the national team on the day of the series finale, BBC Sport reported.
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