Ireland's cricket board said they have cancelled a multi-format series against Afghanistan this year due to financial reasons. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Ireland cricket board announced on Tuesday, March 11 that they have cancelled their multi-format series against Afghanistan due to financial constraints. Ireland are scheduled to play against the West Indies in 3 ODIs and 3 T20Is during May-June 2025 and a T20I series against England in September.

Ireland Cricket recently came forward and announced that they will be cancelling their upcoming home series against Afghanistan due to financial problems.

The series, which was part of the Men's Future Tours Programme, was set to feature one Test match along with three ODIs and three T20s. However, the financial burden of staging the matches has forced the Irish board to pull the plug.

The Ireland Cricket Board has announced the cancellation of its upcoming matches with the Afghanistan national cricket team due to financial challenges. Originally, the two teams were set to compete in a Test match,

Ireland drop a multi-format home series against Afghanistan because of financial reasons but will host England and West Indies in men's matches this year, with Ireland women hosting Zimbabwe and Pakistan.

Ireland plans to host a multi-format series against Afghanistan this year, which has been postponed for "financial concerns" amid a packed summer schedule that includes historic tours by Zimbabwe Women and England Men's T20I team.