Jordan Neill eager for Namibia series after injuries
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 7:32 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Jordan Neill, the Ireland bowling all-rounder, aims to return stronger in the upcoming one-day series against Namibia starting October 22 in Windhoek. Neill faced significant injury challenges since his debut in 2025, limiting his play this year. He emphasized the importance of this series for his development and the team's preparations for the World Cup qualifier. Neill believes this will provide players a chance to secure their places ahead of crucial matches next year.
- •Neill has been selected by new head coach Gary Wilson.
- •The one-day series starts on October 22 in Windhoek.
- •Previous injuries sidelined Neill for much of the year.
- •This series is crucial for squad selection for the World Cup.
- •Neill is looking to regain form following his return to action.
- 7:32 AMYahoo Sports — Injury setbacks fuel Neill's hunger for Namibia tour
"Ireland bowling all-rounder Jordan Neill feels past injury setbacks have made him "hungrier to come back harder" in the upcoming one-day series in Namibia.
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