Ireland International Players

Ireland's most-capped ODI player, Porterfield led the team through major tournaments including the 2007, 2011 and 2015 World Cups. A reliable opening batsman known for his calm leadership and patient accumulation.

Holder of the fastest century in ICC Cricket World Cup history (50 balls vs England, 2011). An explosive lower-middle-order batsman and useful medium-pace bowler whose attacking instincts shaped Ireland's white-ball cricket.

Tall pace bowler who represented both Ireland and England at international level. A genuine wicket-taker for Ireland whose pace and bounce troubled the world's best batting line-ups.

Australian-born captain who led Ireland during the team's formative international years, including the famous wins at the 2007 World Cup. A combative competitor and a dressing-room leader.

Long-serving international whose tight off-spin and lower-order batting were a constant for over a decade. Holds several Ireland bowling records from the early Associate-era ODIs.

Surrey and Derbyshire wicket-keeper who captained Ireland in their later associate years and into Test status. A reliable middle-order batsman with safe glovework.

Older brother of Kevin, a left-handed wicket-keeper batsman who anchored Ireland's middle order in numerous important international matches across all formats.

Allrounder remembered as one of Ireland's finest fielders, with several decisive performances including key contributions in the 2015 World Cup victory over Zimbabwe.