In high summer, or what might pass for it, Warren Deutrom hopes that the Irish men’s cricket team will take to the field in Malahide, Stormont and Bready for a series of games against South Africa and Zimbabwe. What those games will look like beyond that, it is hard to say. Deutrom is not a sports administrator who lacks vision but that is too hard to predict at this stage. “We feel it would be unwise to budget for significant, if any, ticketing income this year for our matches against South Africa and Zimbabwe,” Deutrom says. Instead Deutrom talks of…

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