The Irish women's team played their first-ever Women's One Day International (WODI) match on 28 June 1987, against Australia in a bilateral series.[3] They participated in the Women's Cricket World Cup for the first time in the 1988 edition.[4][5] Ireland got their first WODI win on 30 November 1988, beating the Netherlands by 86 runs.[6] As of March 2024, they have played 173 WODIs against fourteen different opponents, resulting in 49 victories and 116 defeats for an overall winning percentage of 29.81.[7] They have the fifth most defeats of any team in this format.[8] They have played their highest number of matches against the Netherlands (25).[9] They have been most successful against the same team, winning 23 WODI matches against them.[10] They have also recorded the highest number of wins (4) against the Netherlands in the Women's Cricket World Cup.[11] Ireland have lost 18 out of their 20 WODI matches against South Africa, the highest number of defeats for Ireland against any team in the format.[12]
Ireland made their debut in Women's Test cricket on 30 July 2001 against Pakistan, winning the match by an innings and 54 runs.[13] In April 2021 the Ireland women's cricket team was awarded permanent Test status by the ICC along with all full member women' teams,[14] despite the match with Pakistan being Ireland's only Test match.[15]
Ireland women's team competed in the short form of international cricket for the first time in 2008, when they played against the West Indies in a one-off Women's Twenty20 International (WT20I).[16] They have played a total of 115 WT20I matches, recording 45 wins and 69 defeats for an overall winning percentage of 39.47.[17] They have been the second most unsuccessful team in the format among the full member teams, both in terms of matches won as well as winning percentage.[18] Ireland have met with Pakistan on the highest number of occasions in WT20Is, playing 19 times against them.[19] They have recorded the highest number of wins (13) against the Netherlands in the format.[20] Among the full member countries, they have defeated Zimbabwe most often (6 times).[21] Pakistan is the team against whom Ireland have suffered the most defeats, losing 15 times against them.[22] Ireland have taken part in four editions of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, losing all of the 17 matches they played against nine different opponents, to become the most unsuccessful team in the championship.[23]
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M – Denotes the number of matches played
W – Denotes the number of wins for Ireland against the listed opponent
L – Denotes the number of losses for Ireland against the listed opponent
T – Denotes the number of ties between Ireland and the listed opponent
D – Denotes the number of draws between Ireland and the listed opponent
NR – Denotes the number of no results between Ireland and the listed opponent
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