Ed Joyce will step down from his role as the head of the Irish Street Coach after his contract ended in April.
Joyce retired as a player in 2018 and is the coach of the male team of Ireland before taking care of the woman in 2019 after spelling a temporary coach.
46 years, it is said that it is a “privilege” that will take six years to look after the team and praise the “dedication” of his players and employees.
“Six years ago, it was an incredible journey – not only for me. But for all coaches and performance programs, “he added.
“As in my career, I recognize the natural cycle of coaching.
“There is time for the system to benefit from a new perspective and new sounds allows players to explore and develop their skills in a variety of ways.”
The last time Joyce in the care of the team will be the ICC Women’s World Cup World Cup qualifier in Pakistan.
In all forms, Ireland has 51 victory. Loss 44 times and not affected by Joyce 97 matches.
“When I got on the boat, we just announced the first part -time contract for the female interruption in Ireland,” Joyce added.
“Six part-time contracts grew up in the following years to 23 players under the form of some contracts.-This number is a full-time process of professionalism.
“Throw the outbreak of the Coeet into the continuous demand for playing the readiness of players who are still studying-all while responding to the needs of international crickets-the role has been Covering all
“This is not. I hope that the end of my journey with Irish Cricket, you can’t expect the future and any opportunity that this excellent Cricket will present in the next few years.”
The high -performance Graham West, said that Cricket Ireland tried to convince Joyce to proceed in the role.
“While it was a sad day to see this respectable body. The impact of Ed’s impact on the Senior Women’s project will feel up to the next year,” West said.
“He plays an important role in changing the settings of senior women during his position, instilling that players feel that they are at the top of the sports table.
“We are very grateful for the participation of Ed in the latest revenge of his excellent service with Irish Cricket – and we hope to see him back in the future.”
