The Scotland Women's Cricket team will return to full international action this month as they take part in a long-anticipated series against Ireland in Belfast.

There will be a four-match T20 International Series between Ireland Women and Scotland Women later in May 2021

Scotland's women will take the field for the first time since September 2019 on Sunday as they start a four-game T20I series against Ireland in Belfast.

The upcoming Ireland Women’s international cricket series against Scotland at Stormont is set to become the first home matches an Irish international team will be permitted play in front of spectators since lockdown.

A rapid-fire 47 from Gaby Lewis and a four-wicket haul from Leah Paul led Ireland Women to square the series against Scotland at a game apiece at Stomont today.

Scotland Women fall to 42-run defeat at hands of Ireland with series victory out of sight

Scotland’s women returned to international cricket with a bang taking an 11-run victory over Ireland in the first match of their four-game T20I series in Belfast.

Rain forced the abandonment of the first match of the Ireland v Scotland women’s T20 series today – with both teams agreeing to reschedule the match to Tuesday.

A Player of the Match batting display by Gaby Lewis and another outstanding bowling performance by Player of the Series Leah Paul led Ireland Women to a 3-1 series win over Scotland at Stormont today.

Cricket Ireland has today announced a four-match T20 International Series against Scotland Women in May 2021 to be played Stormont – the first home women’s international since May 2019, and the first women’s international hosted at Stormont since 1997.

Despite an excellent bowling and fielding performance by Ireland Women, the home side went down by 11 runs today at Stormont in the first T20 International of the series.