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1.5 Million Euros To Be Invested In Women's Cricket, Announces Cricket Ireland
Cricket Ireland on Thursday announced that it will invest 1.5m euro in the women's game in the country.
The investment in women's cricket in Ireland will see professional contracts for 20 cricketers, seven of which are full-time contracts, nine part-time, and four non-retainers. All full-time contracts will start this month, meaning Ireland will have the country's first-ever full-professional women's cricketers going into the 2022 summer season.
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