The first match of the three-match ODI series between England and Ireland will start on Wednesday, September 20, at the Headingley Cricket Ground in Leeds. These two cricketing countries have run into each other in a sum of 13 ODIs throughout the long term. Out of these experiences, Britain arose triumphant in ten, while Ireland figured out how to get wins in two, with one match finishing without an outcome. In their latest go head to head against Britain, Ireland executed a striking pursue, effectively seeking after an objective of 329 sudden spikes in demand for the penultimate conveyance and securing triumph by seven wickets. Britain enter this series on cheerful moods, having as of late crushed New Zealand in a four-match ODI series 3-1. They got a 100-run prevail upon New Zealand in the fourth and last ODI of the series in the wake of posting a sum of 311 runs for the deficiency of nine wickets. Dawid Malan exhibited his batting ability all through the series, arising as the top run-scorer with 277 runs in three innings, bragging a noteworthy normal 92.33. Britain's 13-man crew for this series doesn't highlight any of the 15 players who were named in the temporary crew for the World Cup one month from now. In a bid to tweak their arrangements for the huge occasion, they have remembered Joe Root for the crew for the main ODI, bearing in mind the end goal of him tracking down his beat. Ireland last played an ODI game against Nepal during the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier in July this year. They confined Nepal to 268 pursues winning the throw and choosing for field. Mark Adair, Barry McCarthy, and Craig Youthful picked two wickets each. Curtis Campher and Harry Tector assumed urgent parts in the center request, scoring up half-hundreds of years, which eventually drove Ireland to a hard-battled two-wicket triumph in 49.2 overs. Paul Stirling will commander the Irish group in this series and open the innings with previous chief Andrew Balbirnie. As affirmed by Andrew White, the public selector for Ireland's men's cricket crew, Campher will stroll in the number three situation for the group. Alongside recognizable names, the Irish group has named Theo van Woerkom in the crew. The 30-year-old all-rounder has played 29 Rundown A matches and has picked 34 wickets at a normal of 37.58. Pitch Report The Headingley Cricket Ground in Leeds has seen the organizing of 43 ODI matches to date, with the typical first innings complete being 233 runs. The group batting initially has won the last five ODI games at this setting, yet the group batting second has dominated 60% of the matches in general. The pitch could have enough for the two hitters and bowlers during both the innings. Quick bowlers will probably rule the primary half, while in the last option a piece of the match, players could find it moderately simpler to communicate their regular game, with the pitch possibly offering more unsurprising and genuine skip. The group winning the throw could hope to bowl first. Climate forecast Apparently the climate might stay shady all through the match. Moreover, quite possibly's we could observer some downpour toward the beginning of the match, which could affect the procedures. The typical temperature will drift around the 17 degrees Celsius mark. Probable XI England Zak Crawley (c), Philip Salt (wk), Joe Root, Ben Dukett, Will Jacks, Sam Hain, Rehan Ahmed, Luke Wood, Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts, Tom Hartley Ireland Paul Stirling (c), Andrew Balbirnie, Curtis Campher, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Harry Tector, George Dockrell, Andy McBrine, Mark Adair, Joshua Little, Barry McCarthy, Craig Young