Ireland Cricket Team - Current Squad

Current Squad

Cricket Ireland awarded 23 contracts to its players in January 2012. Players who are included in Ireland's squad for the ICC World Twenty20 are shown in bold.

Name Age Batting style Bowling style Contract Notes
Batsmen
Ed Joyce 34 Left-handed RM B Plays for Sussex County Cricket Club
William Porterfield (c) 28 Left-handed OS B Plays for Warwickshire County Cricket Club
Andrew Poynter 25 Right-handed OS C
James Shannon 22 Right-handed OS C
Paul Stirling 22 Right-handed OS B Plays for Middlesex County Cricket Club
All-rounders
Alex Cusack 32 Right-handed RMF A
Shane Getkate 21 Right-handed RMF C
Trent Johnston 38 Right-handed RFM A Former captain
Nigel Jones 30 Right-handed RM C
John Mooney 30 Left-handed RM A
Kevin O'Brien 28 Right-handed RMF A
Stuart Thompson 21 Left-handed RMF C
Andrew White 32 Right-handed OS B
Wicket-keepers
Andrew Balbirnie 21 Right-handed C Plays for Middlesex County Cricket Club
Tom Fisher 31 Left-handed C
Rory McCann 27 Right-handed C
Niall O'Brien 31 Left-handed B Plays for Northamptonshire County Cricket Club
Gary Wilson 26 Right-handed B Plays for Surrey County Cricket Club
Bowlers
Peter Connell 31 Right-handed RMF C
George Dockrell 20 Right-handed SLA B Plays for Somerset County Cricket Club
Tim Murtagh 31 Left-handed RFM Plays for Middlesex County Cricket Club
Boyd Rankin 28 Left-handed RMF B Plays for Warwickshire County Cricket Club
Max Sorensen 27 Right-handed RFM C
Albert van der Merwe 33 Right-handed OS C

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