Cricket Ireland partly with Ed Joyce; appoints a new main trainer for a female team

Ireland female cricket has entered a new chapter with appointment Lloyd Tennant As their new main coach, succeeding Ed Joycewho stepped down after almost six years.

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The move comes after Ireland failed to qualify for ICC WOMEN CRISTER World Cup 2025 in Indiaending outside the qualifying places in a recent qualification in Pakistan. Tennant, a qualified ECB level 4, brings more than 30 years of experience in a high performance of men and women. Officially begins his term of office on June 1, 2025, with a strong emphasis on the continuation of the developmental work launched under Joyce. Tennant’s first challenge begins on July 20, when Ireland hosts Zimbabwe For a white ball -containing series containing three T20i and two ODO, followed by three T20i against Pakistan in August.

Talking about his appointment, Tennant expressed enthusiasm, calling it a great time to get involved in a female cricket because of his global growth. He called on Joyce for the transformation of the women’s installation of Ireland and emphasized his desire to upgrade to that progress, especially in nurturing the team of full young, ambitious cristers.

“I’m very excited about this new role – it’s so great time to be involved in a female cricket, given the rapid development of the world,” Tennant said. This Ireland female team went extremely to Ed Joyce’s leadership, and I would like to continue his great work, supporting this team as it continues to grow. To be honest, I can’t wait to get started, ” Tennant quoted ICC.

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Joyce’s thinking about his coaching career

In the meantime, leaving coach Ed Joyce thought about his mandate with Pride, pointing to two significant achievements: the transformation of Irish women from the mainly amateur unit in a more professional setting with several full -time players and renewing staff with a promising new generation. He said that the visible growth and performance of these highest -level players stood out as the most important aspect of his term.

“The First Was When We Went from A Mainly Amateur Team to a Far More Professional Set Up Both in Terms of Coaches and Staffing As The Playing Squad. We Currently Have a Good Number of Full-Time Players in There Which Is Great, and We’ve Try’s Thing is the change in the personnel in the squad. We’ve Lost Some Big Players The Last Couple of Year Joyce quoted the cricket Ireland.

Joyce further acknowledged the challenges of replacement of older players, but praised the hunger and influence of younger Kohort in the last 12-18 months.

“They rated their mark in the last 12 to 18 months – so it was great to see. I am really proud of the role that all the staff have played in this. It is a big reward for coaches to see players playing on the biggest stage and a lot of players did it,” “ Joyce concluded.

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