Stormont

Stormont in Belfast has hosted international and domestic cricket since 2006. The ground accommodates up to six thousand spectators for major fixtures. Ireland and the Northern Knights use the venue as a home ground for competitive matches. International sides like England, Sri Lanka, Nepal, South Africa, and the United States regularly travel to Northern Ireland to play here.

The venue stages high-profile international competitions and series. Tournament schedules feature the World Twenty20 Qualifier, the ICC Women's Championship, and the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League. Other recurring fixtures include the Future Cup and the Ireland Tri-Nation Series. Teams contest bilateral series here across multiple formats against touring nations.

Recent international action includes a busy calendar of matches through 2024. Ireland secured a narrow three-wicket win against England using the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method during a series of encounters. England also claimed a heavy 275-run victory at the ground in another fixture. Additional results from the same period feature tightly contested games against Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka secured an eight-wicket win over Ireland in one encounter, while Ireland bounced back to defend a target successfully by fifteen runs in a return match. Another closely fought game saw Ireland chase down a target to defeat Sri Lanka by three wickets before the season concluded.