The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Ireland are ready to restart their international cricket on Friday (8th January). On Friday morning, they will face each other at Sheikh Zayed Stadium (Abu Dhabi) in the first ODI of the four-match ODI series. While
Ireland’s tour of United Arab Emirates 2021 is going to start from this Friday. Both teams are returning to international cricket for the first time after the Covid-19 break. Ireland and UAE are placed 11th and 17th respectively on the ICC ODI
Sri Lanka has unveiled their action-packed home season for the forthcoming year as they will host England, Bangladesh, Ireland, India, South Africa, Scotland and Afghanistan and also stage the 15th ACC Asia Cup. One of the most prominent fixtures is Sri Lanka’s
Cricket Ireland (CI), on Monday, announced the cancellation of the Inter-Provincial T20 match between Munster Reds and Northern Knights over concerns regarding coronavirus. The decision came in the wake of the abandonment of the Bob Willis Trophy match between Gloucestershire and Northamptonshire
Ireland, on Tuesday, thrashed England by seven wickets in the third and final ODI to finish the three-match series on a winning note. Having conceded the series after losing the opening two games, Ireland came up with a stunning show in the
Irish commentator Michael McNamee could not control his emotions as Ireland stunned reigning world champions England by seven wickets in the third and final ODI on Tuesday. The visitors chased down 329 with one ball to spare at the Ageas Bowl to
As captain and batsman, Eoin Morgan has remained unstoppable. In the ongoing third ODI against Ireland at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton, Eoin Morgan hit four sixes during his 84-ball stay for 106 runs. Those four sixes took his tally to 215
Beating the world champions in their own backyard has always been a tough task but Ireland were expected to at least give England a good fight. Playing their first ODI series since winning the World Cup at home last year, England are
Ireland fast bowler Josh Little has been reprimanded after he violated the ICC Code of Conduct during the second ODI against England at the Ageas Bowl on Saturday (August 1). He has also been handed one demerit point by the match referee
England wicketkeeper-batsman Jonny Bairstow enjoyed his best run in Tests in 2016 when he averaged a daunting 58.80 in 17 Tests while amassing 1470 runs. However, since then, Jonny Bairstow’s technique has not been up to that level, leading him to an