On Tuesday, March 11, Cricket Ireland, a moving schedule for interesting summer, several international teams were appointed to visit the Irish for many formatted series. In the next six months, Irish men and women’s teams will face UK, West Indians, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe.
Ireland will begin with West India, a tour of an exciting ODI and T20I series in May and June. Later, in July and August, Zimbabwe and Pakistani women will visit Ireland for the white-top series.
In Ireland, England, West Indies and more against Blockbuster Summer
Adding an instance, the British cricket team is preparing to play the first T20I series in Ireland in September. Meanwhile, the Irish Women’s Team will fight two ICC World Cup qualifying tournaments to ensure their places on the global stage.
Following the ICC Cricket World Cup in Pakistan, the Irish wolf delegation will go to Sri Lanka A and Afghanistan A and Afghanistan for a very formatty tour. This tour will provide a valuable experience for the developing talent.
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On the internal front, the next season will see a few basic rises. The men’s composition T20 competition will be expanded and will play as three days of competitions in June and July. Evokue Super Series will also see the application of a two-day T20 festival to develop a female game.
In addition, the two-day red-top cricket, the future series of men, the expected European T20 Premier League began in July. It should be noted that tickets and hospitality packages will then open a new party club without going on sale to further increase fans.
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Cricket Ireland’s CEO Warren Deutrom said, “As we say, the summer will be cricket. And this summer will enjoy some of the world’s best crickers. There are some of the best crickers playing on these shores, where there are West Indies and England.”
Deutrom added: “A planned series that will not take a lead for the financial reason is part of the management of short-term budget restrictions, as well as our requirement to adhere to the management staff to invest in the organization’s strategic goals.”
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Irish male facilities:
May 21: Ireland vs West Indies (1st Odi; Clontarf)
May 23: Ireland vs West Indies (2nd Odi; Clontarf)
May 25: Ireland vs West Indies (3rd ODI; Clontarf)
June 12: Ireland vs West Indies (1st T20I; Bready)
June 14: Irish vs West Indies (2nd T20I; Bready)
June 15: Ireland vs West Indies (3rd T20I; Bready)
European T20 Premier League
July 15 – August 8
September 17: Ireland vs UK (1st T20i; Malahide)
September 19: Ireland vs UK (2nd T20I; Malahide)
September 21: Ireland vs UK (3rd T20i; Malahide)
Irish women’s facilities
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April 5: Ireland’s warming vs West Indies
April 7: Ireland’s warming vs Bangladesh
April 9: Ireland vs Pakistan
April 11: Irish vs West Indies
April 13: Irish vs Bangladesh
15 April: Irish vs Thailand
April 18: Ireland vs Scotland
7-10 April: Irish Wolves and Afghanistan A (four-day match)
April 13: Irish Wolves vs. Sri Lanka A (one-day match)
April 17: Irish Wolves and Afghanistan A (one-day match)
April 19: Irish Wolves vs. Sri Lanka A (one-day match)
April 21: Irish Wolves and Afghanistan A (one-day match)
April 25: Tri-Series Final (one-day match)
July 20: Irish vs Zimbabwe (1st T20I; Pembroke)
July 22: Ireland vs Zimbabwe (2nd T20i; Pembroke)
July 23: Ireland vs Zimbabwe (3rd T20i; Pembroke)
July 26: Ireland vs Zimbabwe (1st Odi; Stormont)
July 28: Ireland vs Zimbabwe (2nd Odi; Stormont)
August 7: Ireland vs Pakistan (1st T20I; Stormont)
August 10: Ireland vs Pakistan (2nd T20I; Stormont)
August 11: Ireland vs Pakistan (3rd T20i; Stormont)
Irish Women of the ICC T20 World Cup European Selection in the Netherlands
August 20 – August 27 (Devices TBA)
