Ireland are set to make their maiden One-Day International
(ODI) appearance at Lord's when they take on England on May 7, 2017, the
England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) declared on Thursday (June 23).
The
encounter will be the second of the two-match ODI series between the
countries, with the first scheduled to be played at Brightside Ground in
Bristol on May 5.
England and Ireland have faced off
seven times in the format with only one bilateral series that the two
have engaged in, played in Ireland in 2015. The more renowned of their
encounters was the ICC World Cup 2011 clash where Kevin O'Brien belted a
50-ball century to help Ireland chase down 327 in Bangalore and stun
their neighbours.
Ireland recently lost a two-match
ODI series to Sri Lanka at home before the tourists kick-started the
five-match ODI series against England - the first of which, ended in a
tie.
Ireland's next assignment is a five-match ODI series against Afghanistan, which is set to begin on July 10.
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