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The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup starts on 17 October 2021, with Ireland’s first match against Netherlands on 18 October. Find out below how you can watch, follow or attend Ireland’s compaign.
ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP – THE DETAILS
The official tournament channels online
• Website: link here
• Twitter: link here
• Facebook: link here
• Instagram: link here
• Smartphone App: link here
• Videos to watch: link here
Ireland Men’s fixtures
Official T20 World Cup warm-up matches
• 12 October 2021: Ireland v Papua New Guinea – warm-up T20I (Scorecard)
• 14 October 2021: Ireland v Bangladesh – warm-up T20I (Scorecard)
T20 World Cup – Round 1
• 18 October 2021: Ireland v Netherlands (Abu Dhabi; starts 11am Irish time)
• 20 October 2021: Ireland v Sri Lanka (Abu Dhabi; starts 3pm Irish time)
• 22 October 2021: Ireland v Namibia (Sharjah; starts 11am Irish time)
The top two teams from Round 1 go into the Group Stage. Details about the tournament, Group Stage fixtures and venues can be found here: https://www.t20worldcup.com/
The full fixture schedule for the tournament is here.
WATCH, FOLLOW, ATTEND
Watch the games
In Ireland and the UK, all Ireland matches will be available to watch through Sky Sports.
Highlight clips after each match will be available on Facebook the same day.
Follow the games
We will provide:
• Livescoring: via our Match Centre
• Twitter score updates: via Cricket Ireland’s Twitter page
• Match reports: via our Cricket Ireland website at the end of each day
Attend the games
The ICC’s tournament website has a ticket sales portal for the tournament.
Patrons should make themselves aware of any local requirements for attending venues relating to proof of vaccination.
Name of Author: Cricket Ireland
Cricket Ireland, officially known as The Irish Cricket Union Company Limited by Guarantee, is the governing body for cricket on the island of Ireland. It oversees the national men’s and women’s teams and organizes the Inter-Provincial Series, Super 3s, and All-Ireland club competitions. Ireland achieved Test status for women in 2000 and for men in 2017 when it became a Full Member of the ICC.
