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Ireland Women: Ireland To Host Australia For Three ODIs in July After Caribbean Tour

Sangeeta Viswas
1 year ago

Ireland Women: Ireland To Host Australia For Three ODIs in July After Caribbean Tour. They will then host world champions Australia for three ODIs in July.

A big summer is coming for the women of Ireland:-

Ireland Women will tour the Caribbean in June-July for three ODIs and as many T20Is.

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Ireland was originally scheduled to play five T20Is in the West Indies, but they have been reduced to three.

Their board’s chief executive officer also said that a planned multi-format series against Thailand had to be called off due to a schedule clash as well.

Ireland Women: Ireland To Host Australia For Three ODIs in July After Caribbean Tour

Ireland will tour the Netherlands for three more T20 matches in August:-

Australia will tour Ireland for the second consecutive year, having played a tri-series against the hosts and Pakistan last July.

This time three ODIs will be part of the ICC Women’s Championship and will be played at Clontarf on July 23, 25 and 28. T20 World Cup in February when he chased down 169.

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We Can Compete With The Best:-

“We showed recently with a warm-up win over Australia in the last T20 World Cup and a nail-biting group stage match against the West Indies that we can compete with the best.

The two upcoming series’ will certainly be a different challenge, but the squad will be well prepared by [head coach] Ed Joyce.”

Three T20 matches will be played in the Netherlands on August 14, 16, and 17 at Amstelveen. “However, we know players will develop better by playing more fixtures.

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It was unfortunate that a planned multi-format series against Thailand scheduled for June fell through as a result of the clash with Asia Cup,” Deutrom continued.