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Ireland Head Coach Heinrich Malan Steps Down After Historic T20I Series Win Over India
ICC ODI World Cup: In a major development following their historic 2-0 T20I series triumph over India, Ireland head coach Heinrich Malan announced on Monday that he will be stepping down from his role.
Malan, whose current contract was slated to run until early 2027, informed his players and support staff that he is stepping away as part of a planned transition aligned with the next ICC ODI World Cup cycle. Appointed to the role in March 2022 after Graham Ford left the job, Malan oversaw a golden period in Irish men’s cricket and leaves the set-up less than 24 hours after Ireland got its first-ever T20I series win over India in Belfast.
His tenure was highlighted by three consecutive T20 World Cup qualifications, Ireland’s first three Test match victories, the development of a wider pool of international-standard talent, and the just-concluded, historic maiden T20I series win over heavyweights India. Read More...
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