Ireland Women v England Women ODI series: How to watch, TV channel, Live Stream, start time, head-to-head stats and team news

Ireland Women take on England Women in a three-match ODI series in Belfast before the rivals face off in three T20 internationals later this month.

How to watch Ireland Women v England Women ODI series, TV channel and Live Stream

The ODI series between Ireland Women and England Women is available to watch live on bet365's Sports Live Streaming service.

Ireland Women v England Women ODI series start time, date and venue

The first ODI starts at 10:45 on Saturday 7th September and it is taking place at the Civil Service Cricket Club in Stormont, Belfast. 

The second and third ODIs will be played at the same venue on Monday 9th September and Wednesday 11th September.

Ireland Women v England Women ODI series stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

England are one of the powerhouses of international women's cricket, winning the ODI World Cup in 2017 and reaching the final in 2022.

It is no surprise, then, that they have won 16 of their 17 ODI meetings with Ireland, although the teams have not played a 50-over international against each other since 2010.

England won that game by 147 runs and Ireland's only victory came in August 2001 when they skittled their opponents for 60 to seal a 56-run win in Reading.

England have named a relatively inexperienced squad for the tour of Ireland but opener Tammy Beaumont will be targeting a record 10th ODI century during the three-match series.

Ireland Women v England Women ODI series head-to-head record (H2H)

Ireland Women wins	1
Ties or no results	0
England Women wins	16

*H2H stats refer to ODIs

Ireland Women v England Women ODI series team news

Ireland Women team news

Ireland captain Laura Delany is sidelined but Gaby Lewis has recovered from injury to lead the hosts in the ODI series.

Una Raymond-Hey is also available after injury and she will be hoping to make her first ODI appearance since June 2018. 

England Women team news

Most of England's 15-player squad for October's T20 World Cup have been rested for this series but all-rounder Freya Kemp and wicketkeeper Bess Heath will be involved.

Fast bowler Kate Cross is deputising for regular captain Heather Knight and experienced opener Tammy Beaumont will have an important role to play at the top of the order.