Rain meant just 19 overs of play was possible on the second day of the Ireland versus Netherlands clash in Rotterdam, with play only getting under way at 10 minutes to six.
Andre Botha and Andrew Poynter made sure that Ireland made the most of the short passage of play, adding 70 runs to take the close of play score to 296 for 4.
Meanwhile, Kevin Pietersen crafted a maiden Test century against his native South Africa with an imperious unbeaten 104 at the crease to give England an impressive start on day one of the first Test at Lord's.
Together with Ian Bell, who contributed 75 not out to England's 309-3 at close, the pair staged a superb fourth-wicket stand of 192 from 46, prevailing against a determined South African fight back.
Andre Botha and Andrew Poynter made sure that Ireland made the most of the short passage of play, adding 70 runs to take the close of play score to 296 for 4.
Meanwhile, Kevin Pietersen crafted a maiden Test century against his native South Africa with an imperious unbeaten 104 at the crease to give England an impressive start on day one of the first Test at Lord's.
Together with Ian Bell, who contributed 75 not out to England's 309-3 at close, the pair staged a superb fourth-wicket stand of 192 from 46, prevailing against a determined South African fight back.
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