<p>The Indian T20 team will take on Ireland in a three-match T20 series in August this year, Cricket Ireland said in a statement on Friday.</p>.<p>"Irish cricket fans will be able to enjoy watching the world's number one T20 International side, India, when the Asian juggernauts return to Malahide for a three-match T20I series this August," Cricket Ireland said in its statement.</p>.<p>Hardik Pandya, the new T20 captain, had led the team during the two-match series at the same venue last year.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/india-bowl-out-australia-for-188-in-first-odi-1200996.html" target="_blank">India bowl out Australia for 188 in first ODI</a></strong></p>.<p>However, with the 50-over World Cup in sight one wonders if the BCCI would risk playing Hardik in a series that will offer little or no context to India's preparation for the ODI World Cup in India.</p>.<p>But the series, which is scheduled to be played from August 18 to 23, does mean a lot for the Irish board as the broadcast revenues generated through the rubber will make them more stable financially.</p>.<p>"Summer 2023 will be a feast of men's cricket but will look very different to normal for fans. We can today confirm India visiting Ireland for a second consecutive year and confirm the World Cup Super League series against Bangladesh will proceed in early May.</p>.<p>"This is on top of the already announced Test match at Lord's in June and the three-match ODI series in September against England," Warren Deutrom, Chief Executive of Cricket Ireland, said.</p>
<p>The Indian T20 team will take on Ireland in a three-match T20 series in August this year, Cricket Ireland said in a statement on Friday.</p>.<p>"Irish cricket fans will be able to enjoy watching the world's number one T20 International side, India, when the Asian juggernauts return to Malahide for a three-match T20I series this August," Cricket Ireland said in its statement.</p>.<p>Hardik Pandya, the new T20 captain, had led the team during the two-match series at the same venue last year.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/india-bowl-out-australia-for-188-in-first-odi-1200996.html" target="_blank">India bowl out Australia for 188 in first ODI</a></strong></p>.<p>However, with the 50-over World Cup in sight one wonders if the BCCI would risk playing Hardik in a series that will offer little or no context to India's preparation for the ODI World Cup in India.</p>.<p>But the series, which is scheduled to be played from August 18 to 23, does mean a lot for the Irish board as the broadcast revenues generated through the rubber will make them more stable financially.</p>.<p>"Summer 2023 will be a feast of men's cricket but will look very different to normal for fans. We can today confirm India visiting Ireland for a second consecutive year and confirm the World Cup Super League series against Bangladesh will proceed in early May.</p>.<p>"This is on top of the already announced Test match at Lord's in June and the three-match ODI series in September against England," Warren Deutrom, Chief Executive of Cricket Ireland, said.</p>