Jeremy Bray

Ireland batsman Jeremy Bray has announced his retirement from international cricket.

Steve Tikolo led a Kenya fightback on the opening day against Ireland after Paul Stirling's maiden first-class hundred, and an opening stand of 128 with Jeremy Bray, had put the defending champions in control at Eglinton

Chris Gayle took the opportunity against Ireland to showcase his power as he led West Indies to a comfortable victory in their warm-up match at The Oval

New Zealand moved through the gears to beat Ireland by seven wickets with three overs to spare at Derby

Ireland have virtually retained the same squad that won the recent World Cup Qualifiers tournament in South Africa

Jeremy Bray, the Ireland opener, has been recalled after a two-year exile from the side following a public outburst over the state of Irish cricket and now has the chance to earn a place in the ICC World Twenty20 squad

Jeremy Bray, Ireland's opening batsman, has branded the Irish Cricket Union's efforts at turning the game professional 'a joke'

Ireland have announced a severely depleted 13-man squad for their one-dayers against India and South Africa due to get under way on June 23

Ireland have the Intercontinental Cup final all but won after a dominant first-day performance with both bat and ball that left Canada down and virtually out

Mohammad Ashraful was in sublime touch during his innings of 35 but his dismissal swung the advantage Ireland's way

Adrian Birrell, the Ireland coach, will look to his Australian-born captain Trent Johnston to fight fire with fire when the World Cup debutants clash with Ricky Ponting's defending champions in Barbados on Friday

Dileep Premachandran picks out interesting snippets from the day's play

Cricinfo picks the best 11 Associates of the 2007 World Cup

Kyle McCallan has hit back at critics who have implied that Ireland's success in the World Cup has been based on overseas players

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket. This week it's a World Cup special

It may be a horrible cliché, but you just can't look past the luck of the Irish

Jeremy Bray became the sixth batsman from a non-Test-playing team to score a World Cup century

Zimbabwe tied with Ireland in one of the greatest World Cup matches ever, the match at Sabina Park producing some of the most pulsating, enthralling cricket you could ever ask for