Andy McBrine returns to ODI set-up after T20 World Cup omission
Tyrone Kane is set to win his first Ireland cap since 2019 after being recalled to the Ireland T20 and One Day International squads for next month’s tour of Zimbabwe. The Munster bowling all-rounder is rewarded after an excellent interpro campaign last summer while he also benefits from depleted bowling stocks for the T20 series.
Alongside Little, Paul Stirling misses the T20s due to franchise commitments in the UAE. Players who have opportunities to play in domestic franchise leagues in January have been granted permission to miss the T20 part of the tour but not the ODIs, given it is a World Cup year and Ireland want a settled line-up as they hunt qualification for the tournament in India next October.
Curtis Campher was due to play in the Bangladesh Premier League during this tour window but has still been named in both T20 and ODI squads. It remains to be seen whether he will play in the T20s or travel to Bangladesh, but his selection suggests that he has overcome a previous side injury. In all, there are three new faces to the T20 squad following the recent World Cup campaign. Alongside Kane, Neil Rock is recalled as a left-handed batting option while leg-spinner Ben White also travels. There is no room for Simi Singh who was a part of the World Cup squad.
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