National men
Ireland's Ross Adair Ruled Out Of Bangladesh T20Is
Since his memorable 58-ball century against South Africa late last year, Adair has had to overcome a few injury concerns in 2025, and in his three T20Is this year, he has found some form with 48 against West Indies and 26 and 33 against England. The withdrawal now allows him to prepare back at home for the T20 World Cup in February 2026.
Jordan Neill was selected as part of the 15-man Test squad for the upcoming tour, and now will stay on to be part of the T20I squad. Neill made his international debut for Ireland in May this year; however, he suffered an injury in the field and missed a decent part of the home season.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31