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We Want To Play The Style That We Know We Can Play, Says Ireland Skipper Delany
Ireland missed out on featuring in this year’s Women’s T20 World Cup, as Sri Lanka and Scotland became the top two teams from the qualifying tournament held at Abu Dhabi earlier this year. Laura also pointed towards how Ireland have grown as a side and develop the potential of challenging big teams.
“I think as a squad we’ve improved hugely over the last 12 to 18 months, and we’ll be going out there on Sunday to put it in practice. I think as a group we’ve shown that we want to play aggressive and fearless nature (of cricket), and at times, you’ll cop the other end of the stick, and you’ll get out for not many runs.”
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