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Gaby Lewis remains captain of the side in the continued absence of permanent captain, Laura Delany due to injury.
About the third ODI, Lewis said:
“The one thing about this team is that we always bounce back and I think that shows a lot of character within the group. We’re obviously hugely disappointed with our first two performances, but to turn that around and come out with a win – we’re delighted and really looking forward to the T20Is.
“Any home T20I series is very exciting, and especially so against top-quality nations. We rarely get England here, so we’re ready to go and I think leading into the T20Is with the win we’re kind of building that positivity amongst the squad.”
FIXTURES
The fixtures are:
- 14 September 2024: Ireland vs England – 1st T20I (Clontarf; start 2.45pm)
- 15 September 2024: Ireland vs England – 2nd T20I (Clontarf; start 2.45pm)
Virgin Media Two will show both matches in the Republic of Ireland; TNT Sports in the UK
A live stream will be available via Cricket Ireland Live Youtube Channel, except for the following countries:
India – Fancode
Pakistan – Tapmad
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THE SQUADS
Ireland Women’s T20I squad:
Gaby Lewis (captain) (Phoenix), Ava Canning (Leinster), Christina Coulter Reilly (Clontarf), Sarah Forbes (Pembroke), Amy Hunter (Instonians/Malahide), Arlene Kelly (Malahide), Aimee Maguire (The Hills), Jane Maguire (The Hills), Leah Paul (Merron), Orla Prendergast (Pembroke), Una Raymond-Hoey (Ringwood), Freya Sargent (Clontarf), Rebecca Stokell (Merrion), Alice Tector (Phoenix).
England Women’s T20I squad:
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