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Hardik Pandya-led India will look to complete a 2-0 sweep over Ireland when the two teams meet in the 2nd T20I on Tuesday at Malahide in Dublin. All eyes will be on the weather yet again as players would want to have a full 20-overs-a-side match. Persistent showers had ensured that the first match of the series at the same venue was restricted to a 12-overs-a-side contest.
England's World Cup-winning captain Eoin Morgan has retired from international cricket with immediate effect, the England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Tuesday.
Michael Vaughan has backed Jos Buttler to become the team's white-ball skipper after Eoin Morgan steps down, saying the decision would be a "no-brainer". Reports in British media said Morgan is set to announce his retirement from international cricket later on Tuesday, ending a career in which he played more than 300 times across 50-overs and Twenty20 formats.
Team captain Katie McCabe and manager Vera Pauw have urged people of all ages to come out in numbers to support their team as the Republic of Ireland continue their quest towards the World Cup play-offs.
Ireland was affected quite a bit due to multiple spells of rain in Dublin. Consequently the match was shortened to a 12 overs a side affair, which India won comfortably by 7 wickets. There was in fact a time when it looked like the match would be washed out.
The imminent retirement of Co Dublin’s Eoin Morgan is set to bring the end of a triumphant era for England’s one-day side, just as Ben Stokes is laying the foundations of a new one in Test cricket.
James Horan backed up his conviction upon his first appointment in 2010 to make Mayo a competitive force and that will be his legacy, according to former player Keith Higgins.
A mass brawl between Armagh and Galway footballers in Croke Park has been described as “disturbing” and “concerning” by Ireland’s premier.