Andrew Balbirnie

Photo Credit: Cricket Ireland Ross Adair and Stephen Doheny are set to make their international debuts, while Tyrone Kane returns to the fold for the first time since 2019 when Ireland Men face Zimbabwe in the opening game of the...

Photo Credit: Sportsfile Cricket Ireland has agreed to allow Irish internationals Andrew Balbirnie and Curtis Campher to join the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) starting this month after granting No Objection Certificates – both players will fly straight to Dhaka at...

Photo Credit: Cricket Ireland / Sporta Media Eight Irish internationals will be involved in franchise cricket tournaments in December after Cricket Ireland agreed to No Objection Certificates (NOC) allowing the players to take up the opportunities. Abu Dhabi T10 Paul Stirling and...

Photo Credit: Cricket Ireland Since 2015, five Irish cricketers – including four members of the recent Men’s T20 World Cup squad – have spent an Australian summer in Coogee playing with Randwick Petersham Cricket Club as part of an Overseas...

Photo Credit: Sportsfile Ireland Men’s captain Andrew Balbirnie said that while he was disappointed to be leaving Australia after his side’s T20 World Cup exit, he believes that Ireland played some good cricket and that the squad can be very...

Photo Credit: Zimbabwe Cricket Two-time champions West Indies headline Group B of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022, with Ireland, Scotland and Zimbabwe also vying for a Super 12 spot. The teams will clash in a round-robin format from October...

Photo Credit: Sportsfile Ireland are now part of the furniture at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup as they head into their seventh consecutive appearance at the showpiece. A First Round exit in 2021 was a disappointment for Heinrich Malan’s side,...

Photo Credit: Inpho Ireland Men’s cricket team is set to return to Lord’s for a Test match against England Men, the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced today as part of its home summer programme reveal. The four-day Test match...

Photo Credit: Sportsfile Irish sport’s most capped international team sportsperson, Kevin O’Brien, has announced his retirement from international cricket. The Dubliner finishes his international career with 389 caps and a career that spanned 16 years playing for Ireland. O’Brien, 38, debuted...

Photo Credit: Cricket Ireland Irish cricket legend William Porterfield has today announced his retirement from international cricket – leaving the game with many records and memorable performances, including being the longest-serving Ireland Men’s captain by some considerable distance. Porterfield, 37, amassed...