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Castle Avenue Dublin, Ireland

Clontarf Cricket Club
Castle Avenue, Dublin

Phone No. +353 1833 2621
Also or formerly known as Clontarf Cricket Club
Established 1958
Flood Light No
End Name City End, Killester End

Records and statistics
First ODIBangladesh v West Indies, 21-May-1999
Last ODIIreland v Bangladesh, 15-May-2019
Only T20IAfghanistan v Oman, 25-Jul-2015
Ground Fixtures
Date & time Detail
14 Jul 2020
15:00 local | 14:00 GMT
2nd T20I - Ireland v Pakistan

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1st ODI - Australia v New Zealand at Sydney
Australia won by 71 runs
1st ODI - India v South Africa at Dharamsala
Match abandoned without a ball bowled
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Ireland Updates
Australia to tour Bangladesh for two tests in June [+]
Before home series Bangladesh will travel to Ireland on May 8 to play three ODIs and four T20Is.
Last-ball six as Ireland clinches Super Over win [+]
A stunning last over blitz from Rashid Khan tied the game, before Joshua Little bowled a top Super Over conceding only 8 runs
Najibullah, Rashid star in Afghan rain-affected win [+]
Afghanistan were 11 runs ahead on DLS when rain stopped play 15 overs into their chase of 173, giving them a 1-0 lead.
Adair out of Ireland T20 squad for Afghanistan games [+]
Shane Getkate replaces Mark Adair in the Ireland squad for the three-match Twenty20 series against Afghanistan in India next month.
Simmons, Lewis smash Ireland to draw series [+]
West Indies chased down 139 in 11 overs after Pollard and Bravo derailed the visitors with three wickets each.
Pollard four-for in vain as Rain washes out second T20 [+]
Rain wreaked havoc as the second Twenty20 international between West Indies and Ireland was washed out in Basseterre on Saturday.

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