Full schedule for the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 in Ajman, UAE, November 12 to 25. Ten teams including Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Ireland and Zimbabwe, a Super Six stage and a final. Match times in UAE, UK, PKT, IST and ET, plus groups, format and squads.
Namibia beat Ireland by 5 wickets in the series decider in Windhoek to win the five-match ODI series 3-2. Player of the Match JJ Smit took 4 for 20 as Ireland were bowled out for 129, and captain Gerhard Erasmus was Player of the Series with 263 runs and 4 wickets.
Ireland beat Namibia by 130 runs in the 4th ODI in Windhoek to level the series 2-2. Jai Moondra took 6 for 26 to be Player of the Match, after Tim Tector (73) and Curtis Campher (66) led Ireland to 298 for 8. The 5th ODI on Sunday decides the series.
Namibia beat Ireland by 63 runs in the 3rd ODI in Windhoek to lead the five-match series 2-1. Player of the Match Jan Frylinck hit 126 as Namibia made 316 for 7. Curtis Campher's 106 could not save Ireland, who batted without injured captain Paul Stirling.
Namibia beat Ireland by 31 runs in the 2nd ODI in Windhoek to level the five-match series 1-1. Captain Gerhard Erasmus hit 156 not out off 125 balls and took 2 for 13 to be Player of the Match, and Jack Brassell took 4 for 52.
Ireland beat Namibia by 55 runs in the 1st ODI in Windhoek, the first men's ODI between the two sides. Paul Stirling hit 56 and Player of the Match Gavin Hoey took 3 for 29.
Gulf Giants' full 23-man squad for ILT20 Season 5, with record buys Liam Livingstone and Rahmanullah Gurbaz plus Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller. Auction prices and all 10 fixtures in UAE time, IST, PKT and ET.
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Abu Dhabi Knight Riders' full 21-man squad for ILT20 Season 5, with Sunil Narine, Jason Holder, Moeen Ali and Finn Allen. Auction buys, prices and all 10 fixtures in UAE time, IST, PKT and ET.
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Ireland tour Namibia for five ODIs in Windhoek from October 22 to November 1, 2026, the first men's ODIs between the sides. Schedule in local, Irish, IST and ET, plus squads.
Edinburgh Castle Rockers won the inaugural ETPL 2026 title, beating Belfast Wolves by 7 wickets in the final. Andries Gous hit an unbeaten 90 to seal the chase.
