Ireland cricket board has declared that Ireland Men’s team is going to play their World Cup Super League which comprises of three-match ODI’s (One Day International Series) with England Men on the ground of England in September 2020.

England has also made his return to cricket after this pandemic out-break of Covid-19. Ireland’s decision to start

with these ODI’s will give it a re-birth.

All the precautionary measure would be taken to play this series under Covid-19 protocols. Ireland squad will

leave Dublin on July 18, 2020 on an exceptional flight to Southampton.

After reaching there, players would be

sent to hotel in Ageas Bowl grounds in bio-square buses.

Ireland squad will stay here till August 5 2020. From the whole squad 14 players will be selected for series and 7

players will be staying as reserved players.

The squad selected covers all possibilities

we have picked players that are in clearcontroversy to play, but also players that will help our batsmenfix for the

type of hostility we’ll be fronting,” said Andrew White, chief selector of the team.

England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have entitled all-rounder Moeen Ali as vice-captain for their three-match

ODI series against Ireland which initiates on Thursday 30 July.

The team will be commanded by

Captain Eoin Morgan, but his typicalsecond-in-command Jos Buttler will not play a share in the series due to his

involvement in the continuing Test series against West Indies – the teams are being set asidedistinct as part of

the bio-security set of rules for both series.

As part of his responsibilities,

Moeen will head one side through the two intra-squad training matches England are planned to play before

identifying their final team for the series.

These warm-up matches will be live-streamed by the ECB on their weblink on Tuesday 21 July and Friday 24 July,

while an England Lions v Ireland game on Sunday 26 July.

We’re pleased that our best wicket-taker in 2019, Mark Adair, proceeds after getting better from ankle surgery.

Despite the fact that a number of players like Stuart Thompson and Shane Getkate are ill-fated to not to travel,

the skill that will be added on this trip by a number of the fresher players will be precious in their progress.

“David Delany was not well thought-out for choicethis time.

The consequences of his prior surgery, and the

succeedingprolonged lockdown era, we were not completelyself-assured that he has had the time to complete

the essentialvolume of research in order to carefully play in these contests.”

Ireland are planned to play two preparation matches beforehand the One-Day Internationals (ODIs) against

England on 30 July, 1 and 4 August.

Andrew Balbirnie, Captain of Ireland Team, said, “Playing International Cricket is a huge honour.

Not only do we have that to look forward to now but we’ll be taking on the world champions in their own backyard.

That is the ultimate challenge and we’ll be ready.”

Ireland Men vs England schedule:

Ireland Men’s Squad:

• Andrew Balbirnie (c),
• Paul Stirling (vc),
• Mark Adair,
• Curtis Campher,
• Peter Chase,
• Gareth Delany,
• George Dockrell,
• Jonathan Garth,
• Tyrone Kane,
• Josh Little,
• Andrew McBrine,
• Barry McCarthy,
• James McCollum,
• Kevin O’Brien,
• William Porterfield,
• Boyd Rankin,
• Simi Singh,
• Harry Tector
• Lorcan Tucker,
• Gary Wilson,
• Craig Young.

England ODI squad in full:

• Eoin Morgan (c)
• Moeen Ali (vc)
• Jonathan Bairstow
• Tom Banton
• Sam Billings
• Henry Brookes
• BrydonCarse
• Tom Curran
• Liam Dawson
• Ben Duckett
• Laurie Evans
• Richard Gleeson
• Lewis Gregory
• Sam Hain
• Tom Helm
• Liam Livingstone
• SaqibMahmood
• Matthew Parkinson
• Adil Rashid
• Jason Roy
• Phil Salt
• Reece Topley
• James Vince
• David Willey