July 26-28
Dublin (Ireland)

           P   W   L  Pts
Ireland    3   3   0   6
Scotland   3   2   1   4
Holland    3   1   2   2
Denmark    3   0   3   0

• Ireland 184-6 beat Holland 178-9 by 6 runs
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• Scotland 288 beat Denmark 172-6 by 106 runs
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• Ireland 220-9 beat Denmark 183-5 by 37 runs
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• Scotland 161 beat Holland 133 by 28 runs
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• Scotland 230-5 lost to Ireland 168-5 on run rate
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• Holland 151-7 beat Denmark 83 by 68 runs
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• Aftab Ahmed
• Waqar Akhtar
• Faraz Ali
• Sohail Ali
• Kasper Blumenau
• Philip Clarke
• Lars Flemming Boldt
• Kosta Rizos
• Nick Olsen
• Kashaf Qureshi
• Casper Talbro
• Iqrar Ul Haq
• Kasper Uldbjerg

• Max Balm
• David Bodde
• Steven de Bruin
• Graeme Davey
• Chris Davey
• v Entrop
• Thijs Fischer
• Maninder Kamboj
• Alexei Kervezee
• Kabir Kohli
• Olly Lodder
• Thijs van Schelven
• Karel Vieler

• Stuart Lester (Armagh)
• Ben Ackland (Merrion)
• Gary Crowe (Lisburn)
• Eoghan Delaney (Clontarf)
• Graham Elliott (Lisburn)
• Ryan Gallagher (Strabane)
• David Graham (Lisburn)
• James Hall (Waringstown)
• Neil Hamilton (Instonians)
• Robbie Kirk (Instonians)
• Stewart Kirk (Bangor)
• Theo Lawson (Clontarf)
• Michael Taylor (Ballymena)
• Gordon McKenzie (Manager)
• Dave McGeehan (Coach)

• Kris Steel (Penicuik, captain)
• Keoghan Jacobs (West Lothian)
• Paul Louden (Grange)
• Craig Sutherland (Watsonians)
• Calum McLeod (Drumpellier)
• Ally Hornell (Ayr)
• Roddy Kelso (Glasgow Accies)
• Hamish Locke (Hillhead)
• Fraser Burnett (Arbroath)
• Olly Hunt (Grange)
• Peter Sykes (Aberdeenshire)
• Ally Evans (Carlton)
• Nicholas McGuire (Selkirk)