Craig Easdown, Author at Cricket Ireland

ED&I Report released

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion – Review and Recommendations Report

Club Connects: Programmes coming up to support your cricket club

Registrations are now open for two great, free programmes coming up in October: Volunteer Engagement and Inclusion & Disability Awareness. Club Connects Workshop : Volunteer Engagement with Volunteer Ireland Our Cricket Clubs could not function without volunteers and it is important we understand how to engage those who volunteer or are interested in getting involved….

Ireland Academy qualify for Championship Week at European Cricket Championships

MALAGA, Spain – The Ireland Academy side made it through to the European Cricket Championships ‘Championship Week’ following an eight-wicket victory over Hungary in the final of Group D. MALAGA, Spain – The Ireland Academy side made it through to the European Cricket Championships ‘Championship Week’ following an eight-wicket victory over Hungary in the final…

Twin victories for Ireland Academy on first day of European Cricket Championships

MALAGA, Spain – Ireland Academy started their European Cricket Championship campaign in style, claiming two victories on the opening day. There were some highlight performances including half-centuries from Seamus Lynch and Tim Tector, while bowlers Adam Kennedy and Jared Wilson starred with the ball.In the opening game of the day, a 125-run opening partnership between…

Ireland Academy captain Sam Harbinson excited to lead squad on Spanish adventure

DUBLIN – Merrion all-rounder Sam Harbinson has been named captain of the Ireland Academy side that left for Malaga, Spain earlier today to play in the 2023 European Cricket Championships (ECC). Australian-born Harbinson, 28, had an excellent impact in his first season of white-ball Inter-Provincial cricket whilst playing for Leinster Lightning this year. He made…

Late order heroics not enough in second ODI

Frustration for Ireland player Craig Young as England player Will Jacks (Surrey) takes runs during the Second Metro Bank One Day International match between England and Ireland at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on September 23rd - PHOTO: Steve Bond/PPAUK

Dockrell’s all-round effort in vain as tail-end fire with the bat

Ireland Women’s squad named

25 July 2023; Ireland players celebrate the wicket of Phoebe Litchfield of Australia during match two of the Certa Womens One Day International Challenge between Ireland and Australia at Castle Avenue in Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

A five-match series against Scotland announced

All You Need To Know: Ireland Men v England Men ODI Series

The Ireland Men’s ODI squad is currently in England for a three-match One-Day International (ODI) series against England – with matches set for Headingley, Trent Bridge and Bristol. Here’s all you need to know about the series. Coming in While Ireland Men missed out on qualification to the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup (which starts…