T20 Internationals: India’s second-string will face Ireland
On June 26 and 28, a second-string Indian cricket side will face Ireland in two T20 Internationals in Malahide.
The Indian side will visit Ireland in June for a two-match T20I series, according to Cricket Ireland.
Top players such as all-rounder Rohit Sharma, star batter Virat Kohli, first-choice wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant; and pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah are unlikely to feature in the series because; the final Test match from last year’s tour of England is set for July 1-5.
“With India, Afghanistan, and New Zealand visiting Ireland, as well as our match against South Africa in Bristol; this summer will be a ‘Season of Stars.” We’re getting ready for the most crucial domestic universal season in Ireland!” Cricket Ireland has issued a statement on Twitter. The two T20Is will kick off Ireland’s busy home summer ahead of their tour of the United Kingdom; also which kicks out on July 1 with the postponed fifth Test at Edgbaston. India will meet the United Kingdom in six white-ball matches beginning July 7, featuring three T20Is and three ODIs. In a two-match T20I series in 2018, India defeated Ireland 2-0.
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“We are happy to welcome back the India Men’s squad for the first time since 2018; as well as the number one ODI side, the Black Caps, who were last in Ireland in 2017;” stated Warren Deutrom Chief Executive of Cricket Ireland.
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“The two T20I series against South Africa and Afghanistan are equally crucial; given that we will soon be travelling to a T20 WC.” The Gloucestershire Cricket Club has graciously; agreed to host the South African series.
“We’ve decided to push out both this year’s planned visit to Zimbabwe in April and the home series against Bangladesh into 2023.” Despite these adjustments, we’re still hosting a record number of men’s cricket matches this year against some of the world’s best teams, with more exciting news to come about our women’s games.”
The broadcast revenue from these two T20Is is expected to enable Ireland Cricket earn more money than all other matches against other countries for the remainder of the season.
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