ICC Women's World Twenty20: Ireland's Joyce twins bid adieu to international cricket after losing to

ICC Women's World Twenty20: Ireland's Joyce twins bid adieu to international cricket This comes at a time when Ireland's opener Clare Shillington and leg-spinner Ciara Metcalfe have already confirmed their exit from the international cricket.

ICC Women's World Twenty20: Ireland's Joyce twins bid adieu to international cricket after losing to New Zealand on Business Standard. The confirmation was made on the official Twitter handle of the ICC World Twenty20.

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» Twins of Ireland cricket team, Isobel Joyce and Cecelia

Joyce, have announced their retirement from the international cricket following their eight-wicket loss at the hands of New Zealand in their final Group stage match in the ongoing International Cricket Council (ICC) Women's World T20.

The confirmation was made on the official Twitter handle of the ICC World Twenty20.

This comes at a time when Ireland's opener Clare Shillington and leg-spinner Ciara Metcalfe have already confirmed their exit from the international cricket.

"BREAKING: @izzyjoyce and @CeceliaJoyce44 have announced they are retiring from international cricket alongside @CiaraJMetcalfe and @ShillersC. Thanks for the memories, and best of luck for your post-playing careers!" they wrote.

Reflecting on the departure of four players from the team, Ireland captain Laura Delany stated that she could not thank them enough for the contribution they have made to the national side. She further congratulated the players for an outstanding run in their respecting careers.

"Four outstanding leaders, and today Cecelia and Isobel announced their retirement as well. The four players were so close as a group... congratulations to the four of them on outstanding careers. Their commitment on and off the pitch, no one can deny. I can't thank them enough for everything they have done for us," ICC quoted Delany, as saying.

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