DUBLIN – Una Raymond-Hoey has been forced to withdraw from Ireland Women’s T20I squad due to injury, Louise Little has been called up into the squad as replacement.
During Wednesday’s 3rd ODI, Raymond-Hoey suffered a recurrence of a quad muscle injury that she sustained last month.
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)
Livescoring will be available from: https://cricketireland.ie/matches/
ATTEND
- Tickets are available: www.cricketireland.ie/tickets, Adults €10, Children under-16 free
WATCH
- Virgin Media Two will show both matches in the Republic of Ireland; TNT Sports in the UK
- A livestream will be available via Cricket Ireland Live Youtube Channel, except for the following countries:
- India – Fancode
- Pakistan – Tapmad
- Republic of Ireland and the UK: broadcast on the channels outlined above
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), Louise Little (Pembroke), Aimee Maguire (The Hills), Jane Maguire (The Hills), Leah Paul (Merron), Orla Prendergast (Pembroke), Freya Sargent (Clontarf), Rebecca Stokell (Merrion), Alice Tector (Phoenix).
England Women’s T20I squad:
- Kate Cross (captain; Thunder), Georgia Adams (Southern Vipers), Hollie Armitage (Northern Diamonds), Hannah Baker (Central Sparks), Tammy Beaumont (The Blaze), Mahika Gaur (Thunder), Ryana MacDonald-Gay (South East Stars), Charis Pavely (Central Sparks), Paige Scholfield (South East Stars), Seren Smale (Thunder), Bryony Smith (South East Stars), Mady Villiers (Sunrisers), Issy Wong (Central Sparks)
This series is proudly sponsored by Certa, a leading fuel and oil provider in Ireland.
