Tigers face Ireland Wolves in lone practice match today

Bangladesh will play their lone practice game against Ireland Wolves today at Stormont Cricket Ground as part of their preparation for the Tri-nation series, involving hosts Ireland and New Zealand. 

The team underwent a full practice session, split into two groups ahead of the warm-up game, informed the logistic manager of the team Sabbir Khan.
Group A in which the players like Imrul Kayes, Shakib Al Hasan, Sabbir Rahman, Mahmudullah Riyad, Sunzamul Islam, Shafiul Islam, Shuvashis Roy, Nurul Hasan Sohan and Mustafizur Rahman were included came to the practice ground at 9.15 am as per Irish time. 
Group B that included Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mosaddek Hosain Saikat, Nasir Hossain, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Rubel Hossain, Mehedi Hasan Miraj turned up on 10.30 am. 
Bangladesh had first travelled to Sussex, England in late April for a 10-day preparatory camp ahead of the tri-series in Ireland, starting with the first game against the hosts on May 12 in Dublin, and next month's Champions Trophy in England.
Ireland Wolves who were the opponent of Bangladesh in warm-up game will also play a practice game against New Zealand at Rathmines tomorrow. 
John Anderson and Sean Terry are brought in for the 50-over match against Bangladesh on Wednesday, with Greg Thompson and Eddie Richardson drafted in for the T20 clash with New Zealand the following day
Ireland Wolves Head Coach Peter Johnston welcomed the chance for the squad to pit their wits against two very strong international teams, according to Ireland Cricket website.
“It will be a great experience for our guys and another challenge for them to embrace,” said Johnston. “David Delany is unfortunately out through injury, after cutting his heel bowling in Cork. We will have Craig Young and Stuart Thompson from the senior squad join us for a game each.
“The squad impressed in Bristol and should be confident heading into these encounters with senior contracted players Greg Thompson and John Anderson coming into the side for a game each.
“Sean Terry and Eddie Richardson also get opportunities, while Lorcan Tucker will share the gloves with Jamie Grassi as he continues to balance his studies with cricket.
“David Rankin was unfortunate to miss out on this occasion but will get plenty of chances in the Hanley Energy Inter-Provincial competition to make a case for higher honours,” added Johnston.
For Wolves skipper Shane Getkate, it’s the perfect chance for his squad to bare their teeth against high quality opposition.
“It will be a great challenge for us as a group,” said Getkate. “Testing our skills against world-class players is an exciting opportunity and something we are all looking forward to.
“We will look to be clinical and proactive with our plans and back ourselves 100 per cent. With a successful trip to Bristol behind us, I have great confidence in the boys that we will put in some noticeable performances,” added the 25 year-old all-rounder.
“This is the level we all aspire to be playing at with the senior team, and two good performances next week may enhance our chances of that becoming a reality.”
10th May One Day Ireland Wolves v Bangladesh @ Stormont 10.45hrs
Shane Getkate (capt), John Anderson,  Adam Dennison, Tyrone Kane, Josh Little, Andy McBrine, Rob McKinley, James Shannon, Nathan Smith, Jack Tector, Sean Terry, Jamie Grassi and Craig Young.
11th May T20 Ireland Wolves v New Zealand @ Leinster CC 4pm
Shane Getkate (capt), Adam Dennison, Tyrone Kane, Josh Little, Andy McBrine, Rob McKinley, Eddie Richardson, James Shannon, Sean Terry, Greg Thompson, Stuart Thompson, Lorcan Tucker.

Tigers face Ireland Wolves in lone practice match today

Bangladesh will play their lone practice game against Ireland Wolves today at Stormont Cricket Ground as part of their preparation for the Tri-nation series, involving hosts Ireland and New Zealand. The team underwent a full practice session, split into two groups ahead of the warm-up game, informed the logistic manager of the team Sabbir Khan. Group A in which the players like Imrul Kayes, Shakib Al Hasan, Sabbir Rahman, Mahmudullah Riyad, Sunzamul Islam, Shafiul Islam, Shuvashis Roy, Nurul Hasan Sohan and Mustafizur Rahman were included came to the practice ground at 9.15 am as per Irish time. Group B that included Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mosaddek Hosain Saikat, Nasir Hossain, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Rubel Hossain, Mehedi Hasan Miraj turned up on 10.30 am. Bangladesh had first travelled to Sussex, England in late April for a 10-day preparatory camp ahead of the tri-series in Ireland, starting with the first game against the hosts on May 12 in Dublin, and next months Champions Trophy in England. Ireland Wolves who were the opponent of Bangladesh in warm-up game will also play a practice game against New Zealand at Rathmines tomorrow. John Anderson and Sean Terry are brought in for the 50-over match against Bangladesh on Wednesday, with Greg Thompson and Eddie Richardson drafted in for the T20 clash with New Zealand the following day Ireland Wolves Head Coach Peter Johnston welcomed the chance for the squad to pit their wits against two very strong international teams, according to Ireland Cricket website. It will be a great experience for our guys and another challenge for them to embrace, said Johnston. David Delany is unfortunately out through injury, after cutting his heel bowling in Cork. We will have Craig Young and Stuart Thompson from the senior squad join us for a game each. The squad impressed in Bristol and should be confident heading into these encounters with senior contracted players Greg Thompson and John Anderson coming into the side for a game each. Sean Terry and Eddie Richardson also get opportunities, while Lorcan Tucker will share the gloves with Jamie Grassi as he continues to balance his studies with cricket. David Rankin was unfortunate to miss out on this occasion but will get plenty of chances in the Hanley Energy Inter-Provincial competition to make a case for higher honours, added Johnston. For Wolves skipper Shane Getkate, its the perfect chance for his squad to bare their teeth against high quality opposition. It will be a great challenge for us as a group, said Getkate. Testing our skills against world-class players is an exciting opportunity and something we are all looking forward to. We will look to be clinical and proactive with our plans and back ourselves 100 per cent. With a successful trip to Bristol behind us, I have great confidence in the boys that we will put in some noticeable performances, added the 25 year-old all-rounder. This is the level we all aspire to be playing at with the senior team, and two good performances next week may enhance our chances of that becoming a reality. 10th May One Day Ireland Wolves v Bangladesh @ Stormont 10.45hrs Shane Getkate (capt), John Anderson, Adam Dennison, Tyrone Kane, Josh Little, Andy McBrine, Rob McKinley, James Shannon, Nathan Smith, Jack Tector, Sean Terry, Jamie Grassi and Craig Young. 11th May T20 Ireland Wolves v New Zealand @ Leinster CC 4pm Shane Getkate (capt), Adam Dennison, Tyrone Kane, Josh Little, Andy McBrine, Rob McKinley, Eddie Richardson, James Shannon, Sean Terry, Greg Thompson, Stuart Thompson, Lorcan Tucker.