Cricket Ireland chief: 'There's no reason why we shouldn't be a major sport in Ireland'

Ireland's inaugural Test managed to attract Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger to Malahide, and the hope now is domestic interest will ensure the game becomes a "major sport" within a decade.

Cricket Ireland chief: 'There's no reason why we shouldn't be a major sport in Ireland'

Ireland's inaugural Test managed to attract Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger to Malahide, and the hope now is domestic interest will ensure the game becomes a "major sport" within a decade.

The Irish made a memorable debut in the five-day format and were even thinking of a stunning victory when they had Pakistan 14 for three on Tuesday morning, only for the tourists to get over the line with five wickets in hand.

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