Cricket Ireland is another way with Ed Joyce. New head coach for the women’s team will be appointed

Irish women’s cricket has entered a new chapter appointed Lloyd Tennant Success as their new head coach Ed JoyceHe resigned after nearly six years of in charge.

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The movement occurs after Ireland fails to qualify ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Indiafinishing the exam outside the qualification spots in recent qualifying rounds Pakistan. A qualified ECB Level 4 coach, the tenant brings over 30 years of experience in male and female high-performance cricket. He officially began his tenure on June 1, 2025, with an emphasis on continuing development work that was launched under Joyce. The tenant’s first challenge begins on July 20th, hosted by Ireland Zimbabwe For the White Ball Series, which consists of three T20Is and two ODIs, three T20Is will follow against Pakistan in August.

Speaking about his appointment, the tenant expresses his enthusiasm and calls it the best time to engage in women’s cricket for global growth. He believes Joyce has transformed the set-up for Irish women, highlighting his desire to build that progress, especially when developing a team full of young, ambitious cricketers.

“I’m very excited about this new role. Given the rapid developments around the world, it’s a really great time to join women’s cricket,” Tennant said. This Irish women’s squad has made great progress under the guidance of Ed Joyce. I want to continue his amazing work and support this team as they continue to grow. To be honest, I can’t wait to get started.” The tenant was quoted as saying by the ICC.

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Reflections on Joyce’s coaching career

Meanwhile, the resignation coach Ed Joyce looked back at his tenure with pride and pointed out two important achievements. It’s a transformation from a largely amateur unit, with Irish women, to a more specialized setup with a few full-time players, and a revamp of a promising new generation of team staff. He said the visible growth and performance of these players at the highest level stood out as the most rewarding aspect of his tenure.

“The first was when I went from the amateur team to a much more specialized setup, both in terms of coaching and staffing. There are now quite a few full-time players out there. My desire to play for this team was really clear from the start.” Joyce was quoted as saying by Cricket Ireland.

Joyce also acknowledged the challenge of replacing seniors, but praised the hunger and impact of young cohorts over the past 12-18 months.

“They have made marks in a great way over the last 12-18 months, and that’s been great. I’m really proud that all the staff have played in it. It’s a great reward to see a coach playing at the biggest stage. Joyce concluded.

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This article was first published womencricket.coma Cricket time company.