Ed Joyce will step down as head coach of Ireland's women's cricket team after the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier in Pakistan in April. Joyce, 46, has been in the role for almost six years and oversaw a period of growth for the women's game in Ireland. He hopes to continue his involvement with Irish cricket in the future.
Ed Joyce is to step down as Ireland women's head coach after the World Cup qualifier in April. Photograph: Sam Barnes/ Sports file Ireland women’s cricket head coach Ed Joyce is to step down from the role after almost six years in charge, but the former Ireland international says he hopes it is not the end of his involvement with Irish cricket.
He has been in the post during a transformative time for the women’s game in Ireland, which has seen the initial six players on part-time contracts grow to 23 under some form of contract with “Just as in my professional playing career, I recognise the natural cycle of coaching.” said Joyce of his decision to step down. “There comes a time when a system benefits from fresh perspectives and new voices, allowing players to explore and develop their skills in diverse ways.
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