Ireland, Afghanistan open five-match ODI series in Bready
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 10:54 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026

Ireland and Afghanistan commence a five-match ODI series today at Bready, where only one men's ODI has previously been played. Both teams are entering a new era, aiming to reset and improve their standings in international cricket. The series offers a chance for players to showcase their skills in a competitive environment. Following today’s match, the teams will face off again in subsequent fixtures throughout the series.
- •Ireland and Afghanistan are set to compete in a five-match ODI series.
- •The match takes place at Bready, with limited ODI history at the venue.
- •Today marks the start of a new chapter for both cricketing nations.
- •The series will allow players to gain vital experience and showcase talent.
- 10:54 AMESPNcricinfo — Ireland, Afghanistan kick off new eras with five-match ODI series
"The two teams will face off in Bready, where only one men's ODI has been played previously
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