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Last Updated: Monday, 24 October 2005, 16:56 GMT 17:56 UK
Ireland well on top in Namibia
Ireland opener Jeremy Bray
Jeremy Bray is 169 not out in Ireland's second innings
Jeremy Bray and Niall O'Brien both hit centuries as Ireland took control of the Intercontinental Cup semi-final against the United Arab Emirates.

The Irish built on a first innings lead of 161, and were 306-1 at the end of the second day with Bray 169 not out and O'Brien still at the crease on 118.

Chasing Ireland's first innings 350-7 dec, the UAE were bowled out for 189 with Trent Johnston claiming 5-33.

Bray and O'Brien have scored an Irish record of 269 for the second wicket.

Bray is also in line to by-pass Ivan Anderson's individual record of 198 when he returns to the crease on the final day on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, in the other semi-final in Namibia, outsiders Bermuda are making a fight of things against Kenya.

They trail Kenya by 100 runs with three wickets remaining after chasing a big total of 403 for six declared.


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