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Ireland were competitive for most of the 2019 game before a batting collapse saw them dismissed for 38 on day three as England clinched a 138-run win. Next year will also see see England host Ireland in three one-day internationals in September. The first ODI encounter will take place at Headingley on 20 September with the second match at Trent Bridge three days later before the concluding game in Bristol on 26 September. In the last game between the countries in August 2020, Ireland earned a memorable one-day victory over England in Southampton when centuries by skipper Andrew Balbirnie and Paul Stirling helped the Irish successfully chase down the home side's 328 total as they claimed a seven-wicket win with one ball to spare. Balbirnie described confirmation of the Lord's Test as "very welcome" with the Irish not having played at Test level since the 2019 match at Lord's. "We are excited to be returning to play the red-ball game next year," added the Ireland skipper. "It's one of four Test matches we are scheduled to play in 2023 which is important for such a relatively young squad." Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom expects the Lord's test to be another "memorable occasion" after the atmosphere generated by the presence of so many Irish fans in 2019. "We hope to see many returning and new fans lining up for this next Test, supporting the boys in green and show not just that Test cricket has a vibrant future but that Ireland is a worthy addition to its rank...

Summary • Use audio icon at top of page to listen to Test Match Special commentary • England close on 152-1 - just 20 runs behind • Crawley hits fifty off 39 balls but is caught by Hand in follow through in next over • Duckett unbeaten on 60, Pope 29 not out • Ireland all out for 172 just after tea • Broad takes 20th five-wicket haul in Tests • Leach 3-35, Potts 2-36 • Watch Today at the Test on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST • Get in touch with us via #bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or via text to 81111 (UK only - texts will be charged at your standard message rate) This content is currently not available Well England and Bazball are back. They couldn't have asked for a better start to the Test summer. Stuart Broad took five wickets before their batters started in trademark fashion as they dominated Ireland on day one at Lord's. Tune in to BBC Two or You can also head over We'll be back tomorrow from 10:45 BST. This content is currently not available Crawley wasn't at his best today. He played a few beautiful shots but he got some lucky edges too that could have easily been out. I like watching him because he is positive but do I think he is going to be consistent in the Ashes? Absolutely not. But do I think he can create an impact and some momentum, which is what they want from him - yes, I think he will do on a few occasions. I hope that he is kicking himself not to have got that bigger score today but it is how he plays. This content is currently not avail...

The Ireland vs England live stream takes place Wednesday, October 26. ► Time 5 a.m. BST / 12 a.m. ET / 9 p.m. PT (Tuesday) / 3 p.m. AEDT • U.S. — Watch on Willow via • U.K. — Watch on •Watch anywhere— try Ireland were beaten comprehensively in their opening match at this stage of the tournament, losing by 9 wickets to Sri Lanka. Harry Tector was their top scorer with 45 runs from 42 balls, but a target of just 128 was not enough. Only Gareth Delany took a wicket. England needed 18.1 overs to reach the target of 113 runs set by Afghanistan. Liam Livingstone managed 29 not out, hitting three fours. However, the stand-out performer was undoubtedly Sam Curran. He became the first-ever English bowler in men’s international T20 cricket to get a 5-wicket haul. And don't forget to visit our full How to watch the Ireland vs England live stream wherever you are The Ireland vs England live stream will be shown on many different channels across the world, but what if you're not in your home country and want to watch it on your usual service? The answer is to use a VPN, or virtual private network. A VPN will let you tune into your home coverage from wherever you are — meaning that if you're abroad, you can use one of the Our favorite right now is ExpressVPN, thanks to its combination of superb speed, great customer service and excellent device support. It also offers a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee, so you could check it out without having to sign up long term. View De...

Summary • England knock off 11 needed to win in just four balls • Ireland avoid innings defeat with enterprising batting on day three, but all out for 362 • Adair hits 88 off 76 balls in entertaining stand of 163 with McBrine to delay England • McCollum doesn't bat after retiring hurt on day two • Debutant Tongue picks up 5-66

Summary • Use audio icon at top of page to listen to Test Match Special commentary • Ireland close on 97-3, 255 runs behind • Tongue removes Moor, Balbirnie and Stirling • England declared with massive 352-run lead • Pope made maiden Test double ton off 207 balls before falling next ball • Root became second Englishman to pass 11,000 Test runs but bowled in first over after tea • Duckett added 182 • Watch Today at the Test on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST • Get in touch with us via #bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or via text to 81111 (UK only - texts will be charged at your standard message rate) History of the game tells you you have to leave the ball well. This England side are ripping up the history of the game. Ben Duckett will try and play the way he has played against Australia. I can't see how you will be consistently successful if you are not going to leave one in every hundred but Ben Duckett will have a go. He looks in a fantastic state of mind. He looks so compact. England opener Ben Duckett on Today at the Test: "It was very good. It genuinely hasn't sunk in. I'll have some food and reflect on it. it's been a crazy six months and to start the summer like that and make a century at Lord's was something I dreamt of as a kid. "Even 12 months ago I thought I'd never play Test cricket for England again. Even with other captains I probably wouldn't have but Stokesy and Baz wanted me to open the batting and play the way I've played throughout my career a...

Ireland and England face off in Dublin to close out Super Saturday and bring the curtain down on the 2023 Six Nations. The hosts are looking to make it a St. Patrick's weekend to remember: if Ireland win at the Aviva Stadium, it'll seal their first championship trophy since 2018, along with both the Grand Slam and Triple Crown titles. Definitively ranked as the world's No.1 side in 2023, Ireland have so far been worthy of the title, sweeping aside all who've come before them and securing bonus points in three of their four championship games. Wales and 2022 Grand Slam winners France were both dispatched with little fuss, both being outscored four tries to one as Andy Farrell's men powered into early leads and suffocated all signs of life out of any potential comebacks. A valiant Italy effort saw the Azzurri stay with Ireland until the final quarter of their game in Rome, while Scotland had the better of the early stages at Murrayfield last time out. Conceding the game's first try for the first time in 2023, Ireland soon rallied to score three of their own, with James Lowe and Jack Conan's quick-fire second-half scores wrestling the game firmly back into Ireland's tight-fisted control. 🏆 The target on Under new head coach Steve Borthwick, England had been making progress throughout the tournament. A late loss to Scotland on the opening weekend was followed up by convincing, if unspectacular, victories over Italy and Wales, with England's dominant forward pack providing the ...

LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - Seamer Josh Tongue took five wickets to help England thrash Ireland by 10 wickets in the one-off test at Lord's on Saturday ahead of the Ashes series against Australia, but the visitors salvaged some pride with a brave batting effort on the third day. Having bowled out Ireland for 172 in their Resuming on 97-3, Harry Tector got Ireland off to a strong start, scoring 51 off 98 balls before holing out to point for debutant Tongue's fourth wicket of the innings. Lorcan Tucker and Curtis Campher also departed before lunch to leave Ireland reeling, a third successive innings defeat seemingly inevitable after two heavy Andy McBrine and Mark Adair launched an effective counter-attack, however, in a blistering seventh-wicket stand, scoring 163 runs off 165 balls -- the highest-ever test partnership for Ireland. Matthew Potts broke the stand when Adair, on 88, got the slightest of touches on a delivery as it flew through to wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow. McBrine battled on after Fionn Hand became Tongue's fifth scalp, scoring 86 not out as he dragged Ireland over the line and forced the hosts to bat again, albeit briefly. Chasing a paltry target of 11, England opener Zak Crawley hit Adair for three boundaries in four balls to seal England's 11th win in 13 tests. "I think it gives us a good insight into the conditions and what we might get against Australia in the summer coming up," England captain Ben Stokes told the BBC. "Ireland could have easily got furt...