Ireland's debut day off to a damp beginning

To kill all the fervor of Ireland's introduction Test, no play was conceivable on the opening day of the Only Test amongst Ireland and Pakistan in Dublin on Friday (May 11) because of a wet outfield.

There were a few spells of rain, and numerous assessments of the ground by the match authorities didn't persuade them regarding the conditions being reasonable for play to begin. The last investigation occurred at 3 pm nearby time, with no hurl occurring.

Ireland, who were granted Test status a year ago alongside Afghanistan, is set to wind up the eleventh group to play Test cricket. The group turned up in vast numbers at The Village, in the fervor of the notable minute, yet just to return baffled.

Much like the opening day, rain and wet outfield undermine to obliterate play in the coming two days. According to the climate figure, the rain likelihood for the initial three days of the Test will be 92, 94, 94; and consequently, the odds of play for the initial three days are probably going to be distressing.