England Cricket announced 24 men training team for ODIs against Ireland


England Cricket announced 24 men training team for ODIs against Ireland




England Cricket: 24 men training team for ODIs against Ireland





The England and Wales Cricket Board has become fully active in international cricket after the Corona break. After hosting the three-Test series against the West Indies, he will host the Test and T20 series against Pakistan. On Thursday, England announced a 24 men training team for ODIs against Ireland.





After hosting the West Indies and Pakistan, England has to host the ODI series against Ireland. The three-match series will be played at the empty stadium. All these matches will be played in Southampton between July and August. All three matches will be played before the Test series against Pakistan.





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England - Ireland ODI Series





The last match of the three-match Test series against the West Indies will be played from 24 to 28 July. Two days later, England will face Ireland in a three-match ODI series. On July 30, the first, while on August 1 and 4, the second and third matches will be played. The amazing thing is that on 5 August i.e. the next day of the third ODI, the England team's first Test match against Pakistan will start.





Injured Jordan out of the team





Fast bowler Chris Jordan has shared information about his injury on social media on Thursday. He will not be a part of this training team due to injury. On Instagram, Jordan shared a picture of herself in a band sitting in a hospital room.





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England's 24-member training team





Eoin Morgan (captain), Moin Ali, Johnny Bairstow, Tom Banton, Sam Billings, Henry Brooks, Beydan Curse, Tom Curran, Liam Dawson, Ben Duckett, Laure Evannes, Richards Glisson, Sam Hein, Tom Helm, Liam Livingstone, Shakib Mehmood, Matt Parkinson, Adil Rashid, Jason Roy, Phil Salt, Racy Topley, James Vince, David Wiley


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