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Cricket Ireland on Tuesday, March 11, announced the calendar full of exciting summer action, as several international teams must visit Ireland for the multi-format series. Over the next six months, Ireland’s men’s and women’s teams will face England, West Indies, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe at home accessories.
Ireland summer will begin with the western Indies that travel the country for a fast -paced series Hate and T20i to May and June. Later in July and in August, Zimbabwe and Pakistan women’s teams will visit Ireland for the white ball series.
Ireland established Blockbuster summer against England, western Indies and more
In addition to the excitement, the England Cricket team will play its first T20I series in Ireland in September. In the meantime, the Ireland women’s team will fight two ICC World Cup tournaments to get their place on the global stage.
Following the Cricet ICC World Cup in Pakistan, Ireland Wolves’ workforce will travel to the United Arab Emirates for a multi-format tour against Sri Lanka A and Afghanistan A. This tour will provide valuable experience for emerging talent.
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On the domestic front, next season you will see several important updates. The Men’s T20 Inter -T20 competition will be expanded and will be played as a series of three -day competitions in June and July. The EVOKE Super series will also see the introduction of two -day T20 festivals to improve the women’s game.
In addition, the two -day red ball cricket will be introduced to the Future Men series, while the long -awaited Premier League T20 will be launched in July. Above all, a new club of followers will be presented before ticketing and hospitality packages are put up for sale to further involve fans.
Ireland canceled the series against Afghanistan due to financial struggles
Warren Deutrom, CEO of Cricket Ireland, said in an official media statement: “As we say, it is summer; it must be Cricket. And the Irish Summer fans will enjoy some of the best cracks in the world playing these coasts. Next to men, we have the West Indies and England here, while the sides of Pakistan and Zimbabwe women also they will turn
Deutrom also added: “A planned series that will not advance for financial reasons is against Afghanistan. This decision is part of our short -term budgetary restrictions management, as well as our requirement to fulfill the Council’s mandate to offer a balanced investment between the organization’s strategic objectives.”
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Male Fixed Ireland:
May 21: Ireland and Western Indies (1st Hate; Clontarf)
May 23: Ireland and Western Indies (2nd Hate; Clontarf)
May 25: Ireland and Western Indies (3rd Hate; Clontarf)
June 12: Ireland vs West Indies (1st T20I; bread bread)
June 14: Ireland and Western Indies (2nd T20I; bread bread)
June 15: Ireland and Western Indies (3rd T20i; bread bread)
European T20 Premier League
July 15 – August 8
September 17: Ireland vs England (1st T20i; Malahide)
September 19: Ireland vs England (2nd T20I; Malahide)
September 21: Ireland vs England (3rd T20i; Malahide)
Women’s fixed Ireland
Ireland Women at ICC Clicet World Cup in Pakistan
April 5: Ireland warm -up against western Indies
April 7 – Ireland warm -up against Bangladesh
April 9: Ireland vs Pakistan
April 11: Ireland and Western Indies
April 13: Ireland vs Bangladesh
April 15: Ireland vs Thailand
April 18: Ireland vs Scotland
April 7-10: Ireland Wolves vs Afghanistan in (four-day match)
April 13: Ireland Wolves vs Sri Lanka in (one day match)
April 17: Ireland Wolves vs Afghanistan in (one day match)
April 19: Ireland Wolves vs Sri Lanka in (one day match)
April 21: Ireland Wolves vs Afghanistan in (one day match)
April 25: Tri-Series End (one-day match)
July 20: Ireland 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 Hate; Stormont)
July 28: Ireland vs Zimbabwe (2nd hatred; 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)
Ireland women at ICC T20 Qualifying World Cup in the Netherlands
August 20 to August 27 (TBA Fixtures)
