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Belfast Telegraph
17-05-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Donemana complete Irish Senior Cup record chase to defeat Waringstown
Set 359 for victory, Donemana still needed 49 from the last three overs with just three wickets left but David O'Sullivan hit Waringstown professional Daniel van der Merwe for five sixes in an eight-ball over which reduced the target to 15 off 12 balls. O'Sullivan, though, was caught by van der Merwe off the bowling of Ross Allen from the next ball he faced and the drama increased when Dwayne McGerrigle pulled a hamstring and needed a runner for the last over which started with Donemana on 353 for eight. Ricky-Lee Dougherty was on strike and a couple of twos and two wides, the latter a short ball from van der Merwe which went over the head of the batter, won the match - without McGerrigle having to face - with two balls to spare. The victory had been set up by 50s from David Dougherty, Ray Curry, sent in as the last over runner, and Anuj Jotin with Adam Dennison the only Waringstown bowler to go for less than six runs an over. The top two scorers in the match both came in the Waringstown innings, with James McCollum hitting 125 and captain Greg Thompson a whirlwind 74 not out from 33 balls, with nine fours and three sixes. His unbroken sixth wicket partnership of 89 with van der Merwe came from just 34 balls but it proved in vain. Van der Merwe, ironically, hit five sixes in his 36 from 13 balls. Before the drama at the Lawn, the best game of the day was in Cork, although it looked to be a comfortable win for Civil Service North when they reduced their hosts to 111 for seven. But a remarkable 105 by Munster Reds player Zubair Khan, from No 9, hoisted Cork County to 271. After the dismissal of professional Sean Davey for 46, CSN still needed 92 from the last 13 overs but captain Stuart Thompson's 94 not out saw them home with 10 balls to spare. In all, it was a bad day for Ulster clubs with Coleraine the only other North West winners – they bowled out Muckamore for 99 – and there will be only four NCU teams in the second round. A second wicket partnership of 195 between Chris Dougherty (105) and Jake Egan (128) was the basis of CIYMS' crushing 127 runs victory at Bready. Carson McCullough took five wickets as the home side were dismissed for 185. Lisburn captain Neil Whitworth also took five wickets as his side made it seven wins out of seven this season with a seven wickets win over Brigade at Wallace Park, James Hunter hitting 89 not out from 71 balls to seal victory at the start of the 28th over. Instonians reached their target of 179 in exactly the same time, for the loss of four wickets, to ease past Strabane at Shaw's Bridge. Captain Nikolai Smith, opening in place of Ireland call-up Cade Carmichael, top scored with 54. Elsewhere, there were heavy defeats for Woodvale, North Down and Cliftonville Academy by Malahide, Pembroke and Balbriggan respectively but Templepatrick put up a good fight in their first ever Irish Cup game, before going down to Clontarf by five wickets. Captain Ross Bryans hit 77 in the NCU side's 236. Irish Senior Cup Round One Bready v CIYMS Maghermason CIYMS 312/4 (50 overs; J Egan 128, C Dougherty 105, C McCullough 46*; T Faulkner 2-39) Bready 185 (38.1 overs: D Rankin 45, J van Heerdon 41, G Roulston 38, K Magee 21; C McCullough 5-38, A Armstrong 2-35) CIYMS Won by 127 runs Ardmore v Rush The Bleachgreen Rush 364/9 (50 overs; N McGuire 107, J McGee 89, E Ahmed 78, J Barnes 34*; H Zimmermann 4-61, Edrees Kharatoi 3-83) Ardmore 163 (32.2 overs: H Zimmermann 89*; A Taniwal 3-17, J Barnes 3-40, A Eastwood 2-26) Rush won by 201 runs Newbuildings v Leinster Foyleview Arena Newbuildings 127 (29.5 overs; P Salmon 33, J Dunn 23; Bilal Azhar 3-20, Jai Moondra 3-54, B Mitchell 2-20) Leinster 132/4 (20.1 overs; B Mitchell 60, M Patel 30, Y Ahmadzai 27*, S Lazars 2-29) Leinster won by 6 wickets Lisburn v Brigade Wallace Park Brigade 196 (49.2 overs; I Hussain 44, D Barr 37, R Barr 34, J Smallwoods 25; N Whitworth 5-28, C Atkinson 3-33, F Fazal 2-36) Lisburn 197/3 ( 27.1 overs; R Adair 34, J Hunter 89*, F Fazal 35*) Lisburn won by 7 wickets Waringstown v Donemana The Lawn 358/5 (50 overs; J McCollum 113*, G Thompson 74*, A Dennison 55, D van der Merwe 36*, S Topping 31, M Topping 20; S Huey 2-89) Donemana 359/8 (49.4 overs: D O'Sullivan 66, A Jotin 67, R Curry 56, B Dougherty 52, J Huey 41, G McClintock 25; R Allen 2-62, G Thompson 2-65, J Mitchell 2-65) Donemana won by 2 wickets Instonians v Strabane Shaw's Bridge Strabane 178 (44.5 overs; R Liyanarachchi 66, M McNulty 29; S Dadswell 3-20, A White 2-29, C Robertson 3-43) Instonians 180/4 (27 overs; N Smith 54, A Ly 24, N Rock 23; A Mullen 3-33) Instonians won by 6 wickets Templepatrick v Clontarf The Cloughan Templepatrick 236 (48.3 overs; R Bryans 77, S Weerakkody 46, B Cave 28, C Swart 25; D Delany 4-41, J McNally 2-33) Clontarf 237/5 (38 overs; E Delany 68*, D Delany 54*, S Lynch 33, P Xie 31; S Weerakkody 2-49) Clontarf won by 5 wickets Woodvale v Malahide Ballygomartin Road Malahide 340 (49.4 overs; R Foulkes 143, C McLoughlin-Gavin 116, A Doyle 21; K Walsh 3-49, F Restieaux 2-60) Woodvale 117 (23.5 overs; P Maduwnatha 47*, R Pretorius 36; M Frost 3-31, A Sheridan 2-27) Malahaide won by 223 runs Cork County v CSNI The Mardyke Cork County 271 (47.2 overs; Z Khan 105, Mark Andrianatos 34, B Upman 31, B Nabi 30; J West 4-68, F Lutton 2-61) CSNI 273/5 (48.2 overs; S Thompson 94*, S Davey 46, A Leckey 35, J West 22; Mark Andrianatos 2-32, D Carey 2-56) CSNI won by 5 wickets North County v Eglinton Balrothery Eglinton 115 (27 overs; L Doherty 37; S Safi 4-27, Jake Devane 2-18, U Azhar 2-23) North County 119/2 (13 overs; J Grassi 65*, S Safi 26) North County won by 8 wickets Pembroke v North Down Sydney Parade North Down 172 (46.3 overs; M Copeland 60, S Saul 28; L Murray 3-35, B McDonough 2-23, P Lawson 2-32, A Bouton 2-49) Pembroke 175/3 (28.5 overs: JJ Garth 74, T Tector 33, B MacDonald 30, J Tector 22*; J Corbett 2-38) Pembroke won by 7 wickets Balbriggan v Cliftonville Academy Jack Harper Ground Cliftonville Academy 162 (39.2 overs; H Melly 38, V Chopra 35, D Khan 21; D Lues 3-27, Z Ali 2-7, C De Freitas 2-12, K Ali 2-14) Balbriggan 167/3 (30.1 overs: C Fletcher 53, G Dara 30, C Rowe 24*, C de Freitas 22; J Wilson 2-36) Balbriggan won by 7 wickets Coleraine v Muckamore Sandel Lodge Coleraine 213/8 (50 overs; S Campbell 69, P Carson 42, M Hutchinson 22; Randeera Ranasinge 2-40, S Henderson 2-48, Suresh 2-50) Muckamore 99 (33.4 overs; J vd Merwe 24; S Campbell 3-11, G Burns 3-26, S Hutchinson 2-23) Coleraine won by 114 Runs Irish National Cup round One County Galway v Bunrndennett Co Galway County Galway 318/3 (40 overs; S Nasim 143*, S Burra 83*, D Gomes 49) Burndennett 110 (23 overs; M Mehaffey 24, R Rahmantullah 24; S Singh 4-20, Jayesh Juneja 4-41, D Ali 2-25) County Galway won by 208 runs UCC V Sion Mills UCC Sion Mills 73 (S Galloway 22) UCC 74/0 UCC won by 10 wickets Bonds Glen v Civil Service Bonds Glen Bonds Glen 272/5 (40 overs: S Haslett 70*, H Roberts 50, L Ngoepe 43, S McGowan 40, A Thompson 30*; S Dey 2-37, S Khanna 2-43) Civil Service 237/9 (40 overs; K Narang 77, D Jeyachandran 58, D Shetty 21; D Singh 5-20, L Ngoepe 2-22, S Kincaid 2-62) Bonds Glen won by 35 runs Glendermott v North Kildare The Rectory North Kildare 165 (29.1 overs; J Uddin 48, A Elahi 29, H Maroof 22, N Boda 20; B Mills 5-40, R Nolan 2-21) Glendermott 166/2 (21.3 overs; B Mills 105*, J Lynch 32) Glendermott won by 8 wickets Ballyspallen v Drumaness Superkings Ballyspallen Drumaness Superkings 77 (22 overs; K Rapulana 4-9, I Bird 4-25) Ballyspallen 80/0 (5 overs; I Bird 73*) Ballyspallen won by 10 wickets Ballymena v University Galway Eaton Park University of Galway 227/8 (40 overs: Srajesh Mishra 66, Mohammad Danish 41, M Assad 20; M Ahmed 2-37, O Dick 2-43, C Deelman 2-58) Ballymena 222/9 (40 overs; S Willoughby 52, C Deelman 31, W Montgomery 27, S Glass 24, O Dick 20; M Asad 3-33, N Bharadwaj 2-24) Galway won by 5 runs Bangor v Limerick Upritchard Park Limerick 228/5 (40 overs; Anvesh Bogavelly 111, S Taj 58*, S Ramsay 33; M Chhabra 2-42) Bangor 229/3 (39.2 overs; S McMillan 80, M Hutchinson 67, Gareth McCullough 31*, A Kirkpatrick 20*) Bangor won by 7 wickets Cregagh v Fox Lodge Cregagh Memorial Ground Fox Lodge 265/8 (40 overs; G Maneeshan 155, B Allen 25, J Robinson 24; A watt 3-47, A McCormick 3-49) Cregagh 188 (34.4 overs; Jonny Moore 50, D Henry 27*; A Walker 4-25, J Milligan 2-18, G Maneeshan 2-31) Fox Lodge won by 77 runs Carrickfergus v Sandyford Middle Road Sandyford 217/8 (40 overs; A Pandey 111*, J Khan 33, S Jawalageri 21; CJ van der Walt 3-44, A Haggan 2-49) Carrickfergus 219/3 (36.5 overs; A Varape 100*, I Parkhill 41, CJ van der Walt 21; A Gupta 2-44) Carrickfergus won by 7 wickets The Hills v Donacloney Mill The Vineyard Donacloney Mill 148 (35.3 overs; J Markham 42, A Kennedy 40*; O Horlock 3-14, F Manoj 3-16) The Hills 149/4 (28.4 overs; O Horlock 51*, A Kavanagh 31, H Shahid 21; T McClure 2-8) The Hills won by 6 wickets Adamstown v Laurelvale Corkagh Park Adamstown 285/4 (40 overs; A Gupta 122, P Kamal 65, D David 51*) Laurelvale 153 (30.2 overs; Jack Burns 22, A Speers 22, B Khan 22, A Malik 21; P Kamal 3-16, Nithin Padmaprabhu 2-21, K Shetty 2-39 Adamstown won by 132 runs
Belfast Telegraph
17-05-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Donemana complete Irish Senior Cup record chase
Set 359 for victory, Donemana still needed 49 from the last three overs with just three wickets left but David O'Sullivan hit Waringstown professional Daniel van der Merwe for five sixes in an eight-ball over which reduced the target to 15 off 12 balls. O'Sullivan, though, was caught by van der Merwe off the bowling of Ross Allen from the next ball he faced and the drama increased when Dwayne McGerrigle pulled a hamstring and needed a runner for the last over which started with Donemana on 353 for eight. Ricky-Lee Dougherty was on strike and a couple of twos and two wides, the latter a short ball from van der Merwe which went over the head of the batter, won the match - without McGerrigle having to face - with two balls to spare. The victory had been set up by 50s from David Dougherty, Ray Curry, sent in as the last over runner, and Anuj Jotin with Adam Dennison the only Waringstown bowler to go for less than six runs an over. The top two scorers in the match both came in the Waringstown innings, with James McCollum hitting 125 and captain Greg Thompson a whirlwind 74 not out from 33 balls, with nine fours and three sixes. His unbroken sixth wicket partnership of 89 with van der Merwe came from just 34 balls but it proved in vain. Van der Merwe, ironically, hit five sixes in his 36 from 13 balls. Before the drama at the Lawn, the best game of the day was in Cork, although it looked to be a comfortable win for Civil Service North when they reduced their hosts to 111 for seven. But a remarkable 105 by Munster Reds player Zubair Khan, from No 9, hoisted Cork County to 271. After the dismissal of professional Sean Davey for 46, CSN still needed 92 from the last 13 overs but captain Stuart Thompson's 94 not out saw them home with 10 balls to spare. In all, it was a bad day for Ulster clubs with Coleraine the only other North West winners – they bowled out Muckamore for 99 – and there will be only four NCU teams in the second round. A second wicket partnership of 195 between Chris Dougherty (105) and Jake Egan (128) was the basis of CIYMS' crushing 127 runs victory at Bready. Carson McCullough took five wickets as the home side were dismissed for 185. Lisburn captain Neil Whitworth also took five wickets as his side made it seven wins out of seven this season with a seven wickets win over Brigade at Wallace Park, James Hunter hitting 89 not out from 71 balls to seal victory at the start of the 28th over. Instonians reached their target of 179 in exactly the same time, for the loss of four wickets, to ease past Strabane at Shaw's Bridge. Captain Nikolai Smith, opening in place of Ireland call-up Cade Carmichael, top scored with 54. Elsewhere, there were heavy defeats for Woodvale, North Down and Cliftonville Academy by Malahide, Pembroke and Balbriggan respectively but Templepatrick put up a good fight in their first ever Irish Cup game, before going down to Clontarf by five wickets. Captain Ross Bryans hit 77 in the NCU side's 236.
Yahoo
07-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
No talks yet with Trump administration on Russian sanctions relief, EU envoy says
The European Union has not yet had a discussion with the U.S. about any easing of sanctions imposed on Russia as part of a potential ceasefire deal, David O'Sullivan, the bloc's sanctions envoy, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV, published on April 7. The U.S., the EU, and other international partners have imposed strict sanctions against Russia since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022, aiming to cut short its ability to wage war. According to O'Sullivan, Washington has not yet contacted the EU regarding talks on Russia's request for sanctions relief, which is one of Moscow's preconditions to a U.S. ceasefire proposal in the Black Sea. Following two days of talks in Saudi Arabia, Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. on March 25 have agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea and a ban on energy infrastructure strikes. However, Moscow insists that the Black Sea ceasefire will take effect only if the West lifts sanctions on Rosselkhozbank and other financial institutions linked to food trade, restoring their access to the SWIFT payment system. Washington agreed to help facilitate Russian food and fertilizer exports. But such a step would require a unanimous vote of the EU member states. O'Sullivan described sanctions as "a very important point of leverage in any negotiation with Russia." "It should be used, but used judiciously and slowly and only in the context of arriving at a solution which is lasting and sustainable peace," he added. Despite Moscow's demands, the EU has reportedly started preparing its 17th package of sanctions against Russia. According to EU's spokeswoman for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Anitta Hipper, Russia's "unconditional withdrawal" from Ukraine is one of the main preconditions for changing or lifting EU sanctions. Ukraine has already agreed to a U.S.-proposed full 30-day ceasefire, saying on March 11 that Kyiv is ready to take such a step if Russia also agrees to the terms. So far, Russia has refused. Read also: Russia has found yet another excuse not to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine, and it's not even a new one We've been working hard to bring you independent, locally-sourced news from Ukraine. Consider supporting the Kyiv Independent.
Bloomberg
07-04-2025
- Politics
- Bloomberg
EU Envoy Says No Talks Yet With US on Easing Russia Sanctions
The European Union hasn't spoken with the Trump administration about any sanctions relief for Russia as part of a ceasefire deal, according to the bloc's top envoy on the topic. 'We have not yet had any discussion with the Americans about the issue of sanctions,' David O'Sullivan, the EU's top sanctions official, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV's Francine Lacqua. Washington, he added, hasn't reached out yet to discuss Russia's requests for easing sanctions — one of its key demands for a temporary ceasefire deal that Trump officials have been pursuing.
