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Former Zimbabwe skipper Brendan Taylor on Sunday announced that the final ODI against Ireland will be his last international match. Taylor took to Twitter and said that his goal was to always leave the team in a better position since his debut in 2004, adding cricket taught him to be humble.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hasan has stated that the International Cricket Council (ICC) had agreed to significantly increase their revenue, from the next cycle starting in 2023. Hasan also went on to state that Bangladesh would be paid the same revenue as Australia.

The likes of Brendan Taylor, Craig Ervine, and Sean Williams will be available for Zimbabwe for the upcoming tours to Ireland and Scotland. Zimbabwe will play five T20Is and three ODIs against Ireland from August 27 and then travel to Scotland for three more T20Is, that start from September 15.

Soumya Sarkar has admitted that it was difficult for him to get going at the start of his innings against Zimbabwe since he was returning to international cricket after a span of nearly four months. He also mentioned that he only believes in competing with himself than anyone else.