r/irishcricket

Sports journalists mention jeopardy a lot these days. Having something on the line always makes for a more interesting game and more eyeballs.

Instead of playing a 2 game and 5 game series, the three teams could have simply played a 6 game triangular, followed by a final. Ireland’s victories would have elevated the India-England games past the usual boring bilateral formality games.

I am quite certain that such a triangular series will secure higher broadcast deals than bilateral series.

https://stillmed.olympics.com/media/Documents/Olympic-Games/LA28/CRT-LA28-Qualification-System.pdf

I think they deserves more matches against full members just like afg, maybe full fledged india tour in future, exciting times ahead as an Irish cricket fan, share your thoughts.

As an Indian fan, I have to admit that Ireland outplayed us in every department be it batting, bowling, or fielding. I genuinely have no words for how we ended up losing the series 0–2 despite having what was effectively our full-strength T20 side. Credit where it's due: Ireland were the better team throughout and deserved the series.

It was a great day for Irish cricket, while for us it was another reminder that overconfidence, poor tactics, and sloppy execution can cost even the strongest teams.

And of course... another unwanted record added in the GG era. 🥰

I am completely shocked, I didn't see this coming at all.

Talk about what you want, when you want to!

Because India from since last 2 years has been one of the most destructive, virtually unbeatable, and double world champions consecutively that defeating them once feels like big achievement, but ire literally whitewashed them being not top10 ranked team defeating no1 ranked world champion team even with new captain