Zimbabwe’s Peter Moor will play for Ireland this time. Moore is looking forward to making his debut in the Irish jersey with the Dhaka Test against Bangladesh. He talked about the cricket culture of the two countries. Like the ODIs and T20s, he also called Bangladesh dangerous in Tests. According to him, the graph of Bangladesh cricket’s development in the last few years is an example for others.

Bangladesh vs Ireland T20I series is underway. Ireland on Thursday (March 30) conducted special practice with the red ball ahead of the Dhaka Test. Peter Moor was found there. From 2016 to 2019, he played 78 matches in Zimbabwe’s jersey. Instead of his passport, Moore is now fully Irish. The jersey in which the new journey is going to start against Bangladesh. Interestingly, the last Test for Zimbabwe was also in Sylhet, against Bangladesh.

Peter Moore said, “I have many memories in Bangladesh. Apart from the national team, I have been here several times for this team. There will be ups and downs in cricket. But now my focus is all around Ireland. My journey wasn’t easy. But I want to complete it with this match. ’

Moore, who has played eight Tests for Zimbabwe, believes that the Dhaka Test will be difficult. There are also regrets about not getting enough matches for small teams in white clothes. “Bangladesh has been playing great cricket in recent times. But in this format, we have come with a lot of preparation. But sadly, we have played only three Tests in the last five years. I think the ICC should be more generous here. But in the next two months, we will play four Tests. It’s also a great thing.