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Ireland Confirms Three-day First-class Fixture Against Essex In Lead-up To Lord's Test Against England
Cricket Ireland on Wednesday confirmed that the senior men's team will play a three-day first-class match against English county side Essex in the lead-up to Lord's Test match against England in 2023.
The match will be played between May 26-28 at The Cloud County Ground in Chelmsford, ahead of the Lord's Test against England from June 1-4. Ireland will then return to play three ODIs against England on September 20, 23 and 26, in Headingley, Trent Bridge and Bristol respectively.
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