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Ed Joyce is best known as the Ireland batsman who played for two different countries in successive World Cups. Joyce had switched to England when the 2007 World Cup took place, having helped...
Edmund "Ed" Christopher Joyce (born 22 September 1978) is an Irish cricket coach and former cricketer who played for both the Ireland and England national cricket teams. After beginning his career with Middlesex, he moved to Sussex in 2009, before returning to Ireland to play for Leinster Lightning in the fledgling first-class competition, the ...
A talented and technically sound batsman, Ed Joyce, is the first Irishman in the modern era to have played both for Ireland and England. He represented England in the 2007 World Cup after ta ...
May 24, 2018 · Ed Joyce , 84 vs West Indies – IRE vs WI Going back to the Cricket World Cup 2007, at which cricket in Ireland was changed forever by the St. Patrick’s Day shock of Pakistan, Joyce played his part without even being there.
May 24, 2018 · Ed Joyce has announced his retirement from all forms of professional cricket less than a fortnight after taking part in Ireland's inaugural Test. At 39, he will draw pride from the fact that he...
May 24, 2018 · Ed Joyce, who many regard as Ireland's greatest-ever batsman, has retired from all forms of cricket with immediate effect. The left-hander made his Test debut just last week in Ireland's inaugural Test, against Pakistan.
Ireland's Ed Joyce has a decent case to suggest that he is the greatest cricketer of all time to play a single Test, and the story of how that single Test ev...
Ed Joyce is one of the few cricketers who had the privilege of representing two countries in international cricket. Nicknamed 'Joycey', 'Spud' and 'Piece' by his...
Ed Joyce is one of the few cricketers who had the privilege of representing two countries in international cricket. Nicknamed 'Joycey', 'Spud' and 'Piece' by his teammates he is regarded as one...
Player Story. One of the veterans of the Ireland team, Ed Joyce made his debut for Ireland against Scotland in 1997. But when his first official one-day international appearance came in 2006, Joyce was playing for England, becoming the first Irishman to do so.
