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Pakistan cricket authorities heaved a sigh of relief on Thursday after the Irish consulate issued visa to Mohammad Amir who is likely to join the team before the second T20I in Dublin on May 12. The first of the three T20Is will be played on Friday at the Clontaff ground. A PCB source said the board has been notified about Amir's visa clearance and they are making travel arrangements for the left-arm pacer.
Dundalk goalkeeper George Shelvey has received a 10-match ban following a red card after their defeat to Drogheda United on Monday
Conor Oliver believes Connacht revel in "pressure situations" as the province chases down a play-off place in the BKT United Rugby Championship.
Seamus Coleman looks likely to stay at Everton rather than play his final game for the club at Goodison Park on Saturday when the Toffees take on Luton Town.
Derry mainstay Padraig McGrogan will not play any further part for the Oakleaf County in 2024 after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Ciarán Joyce has been ruled out of Cork's crunch Munster SHC clash with Limerick on Saturday, with Mark Coleman taking his place in defence.
Shamrock Rovers attacker Aaron Greene has been named the SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers Ireland Player of the Month for April after a goal-laden run of form with the Hoops.
Zimbabwe Cricket on Thursday cleared all-rounders Wessly Madhevere and Brandon Mavuta after the duo completed their four-month suspension, imposed on them due to "recreational drug use". Along with the ban, the duo were fined 50 per cent of their salaries as well. Madhevere and Mavuta's rehabilitation was overseen by ZC's medical personnel and they had been ordered to train in the high-performance programme.