Heinrich Malan steps down as Ireland head coach after historic India T20I series win

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Heinrich Malan has resigned as Ireland's head coach despite his contract running until early 2027. His departure comes on the back of a landmark T20I series victory against India, one of the sport's top-ranked nations. Malan chose to leave at what he considered the right moment, exiting on a high note. The win over India marked a significant milestone in Irish cricket history under his tenure.

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