There is more cricket to happen on English land, this time at the white-ball arrangement. A few days following the conclusion of their red-ball fixtures versus the Caribbeans, the 3 Lions would begin their three-match ODI effort against Ireland, starting Thursday, July 30.
The whole series would happen in the Rose Bowl in Southampton. England, captained by Eoin Morgan, could be playing at the arrangement following a half-month. However, the players will end up and running following their intra-squad matches along with also the practice match against Ireland on Sunday. Ireland’s last international played cricket match back in March within their three-match T20I show against Afghanistan.
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From the warm-up match, they lost by seven wickets and might love to make amends. Both groups have called their various squads, but the people have made the statement just for the very first match. Both teams have not played with a whole of events. Even after nine decades, Ireland’s past success versus the Brits from the 2011 World Cup remains to function as the most aggressive match.
Playing Combinations
England
It is a small surprise which the hosts left out Phillip Salt, who blasted a 58-ball 100 from the warm-up experience. But England still has a solid batting unit. Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow have tormented oppositions for many years and are a powerful duo. From the middle-order, Eoin Morgan’s experience is significant.
Being the skipper, the southpaw should lead in the front. The onus is also on Moeen Ali, which has had a challenging time in the previous 12 months. Joe Denly is the only person in the group that has played international cricket at the pandemic, being part of the Brits from the West Indies Tests.
He needs assistance from Tom Curran, David Willey, and other bowlers.
Predicted 11– Reece Topley/Saqib Mahmood, Jason Roy, Tom Banton/Joe Denly, Jonny Bairstow (wk), James Vince, Moeen Ali, Eoin Morgan (C), Sam Billings/Liam Dawson, David Willey, Tom Curran, Adil Rashid.
Ireland
The veteran may also roll his arms to pick up wickets. William Porterfield has experience on his side but needs to be a small constant in stressful conditions.
Skipper Andrew Balbirnie has become a bedrock of the middle order, and he’s got a difficult job at hand. He’s in great shape after his 73-ball 60 from the warm-up match. Kevin O’Brien may use the long handle to good effect, and he’s in great rhythm also, beating 28 away 14 final moments.
Joshua Little surrendered runs over ten rpo, and Ireland should have a call on whether to add him or not. Andy McBrine and Simi Singh did not get a wicket from the practice match but were cheap. The obligation is also on the knowledgeable Boyd Rankin.
Predicted XI–
Craig Young, Paul Stirling, Andy Balbirnie (C), William Porterfield, Harry Tector, Simi Singh, Kevin O’Brien, Gareth Delany/Joshua Little, Andy McBrine, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Boyd Rankin,
Head to Mind
Played- 10, England won- 8, Ireland won- 1, No-Result- 1 )
77- Runs Jonny Bairstow should finish 3,000 ODI runs.
155- Runs Paul Stirling should finish 7,000 List A runs.
Broadcast Details
Match timings — 14:00 local time, 6:30 PM IST
TV –Sony Six, Sony ESPN
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