Ireland v Afghanistan: Irish players can opt out of series, says Graeme West
Published on March 24, 2026.
Cricket Ireland's director of high performance, Graeme West, has stated that players can choose not to participate in the series of five one-day internationals in Bready, which is illegal since the Taliban took power in 2001. The decision was made after it was announced that the men's team would play against the Afghans in a match. Despite calls for a boycott, West confirmed that Cricket Ireland would respect the player's decision.
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