West Indies and Ireland to face qualifiers for 2027 Cricket World Cup

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West Indies and Ireland will compete in the qualifying rounds for the 2027 Cricket World Cup after failing to secure direct entry into the tournament. Afghanistan's recent victory sealed their own automatic qualification, pushing both sides into the qualifiers. This marks the third consecutive World Cup for which West Indies have been unable to qualify directly. Ireland also missed automatic entry after losing to Afghanistan. The 2027 Cricket World Cup is scheduled to be co-hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.

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