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The England and Wales Cricket Board has effectively killed off plans to stage a European T20 nations tournament on English soil, leaving Ireland, Scotland and the Netherlands frustrated and short of options.
Cricket Ireland chief executive Sarah Keane has described potential inclusion in the World Test Championship as both an exciting opportunity and a significant challenge, with key discussions set to take place at the ICC's annual general meeting in Edinburgh.
Gary Wilson has been appointed Ireland's men's head coach, stepping into the role vacated by Heinrich Malan just hours after Ireland sealed a stunning T20 series victory over India.
Gary Wilson has been appointed Ireland's men's cricket head coach, becoming the first homegrown coach in over 30 years. We look at what his appointment means for the future of Irish cricket.
Ireland's men defeated T20 world champions India in a dramatic two-match series, while the women claimed their first-ever Women's T20 World Cup victory. Was it the greatest weekend Irish cricket has ever seen?
Ireland have pulled off one of their greatest cricketing achievements, defeating world champions India 2-0 in a T20 series with a nail-biting one-run win at Stormont on Sunday.
With India visiting Stormont for two T20 internationals, Ireland's coaching staff see the matches as a golden opportunity to build momentum towards co-hosting the 2030 T20 World Cup.
Scotland ended their T20 World Cup drought with a commanding 40-run victory over Ireland at Old Trafford, marking a historic first win in the tournament.
Orla Prendergast's unbeaten 71 on her birthday helped Ireland secure their maiden T20I victory against the West Indies in a thrilling rain-affected encounter.
Pakistan posted 176-6 in their T20 tri-series encounter with Ireland at Castle Avenue, with Muneeba Ali's 65 anchoring the innings before Ireland began their chase.
Nathan Smith's exceptional bowling figures of 6-40 have put New Zealand firmly in the driving seat against Ireland at Stormont, with the visitors holding a commanding 246-run advantage.
Ireland captain Andy Balbirnie acknowledged his team's shortcomings as New Zealand secured a dominant innings and 79-run victory in their one-off Test at Stormont.