The PCB has announced May 10, 12 and 14 for Pakistan's three-match T20I tour of Ireland, with the matches slotted for Castle Avenue in Dublin. The series frames some portion of a 12-match spat Pakistan have in front of the T20 World Cup in the USA and the West Indies in June. Before Pakistan leave for Ireland, New Zealand will show up in Pakistan in April to play five T20Is, with the first of those matches on April 18. The last game happens on April 27. That is trailed by a visit through Britain, where Pakistan play four T20Is beginning May 22. The last time Pakistan were in real life was likewise in a T20I series, against New Zealand, who facilitated them for five matches in January. Pakistan last visited Ireland for Ireland's debut Test match in 2018. That was likewise the last time that the two groups had met across designs. Also, however Pakistan were planned to play Ireland in two T20Is in Dublin in July 2020, they were deferred in light of the episode of the Coronavirus pandemic. Ireland, in the mean time, will be going into the T20Is against Pakistan on the rear of ODI and T20I series routs against Afghanistan in the UAE recently, however they got a memorable first Test win in Abu Dhabi to start off that visit. Pakistan were additionally booked to play one more three T20Is against Netherlands in May, yet that series was delayed endlessly last November at the PCB's solicitation. Netherlands' cricket load up Koninklijke Nederlandse Cricket Load up's superior exhibition chief Roland Lefebvre had, at that point, affirmed to ESPNcricinfo that the visit had been put off on the grounds that the PCB had refered to booking conflicts and worries about player responsibility. The PCB had then said that they were effectively hoping to track down another window.