Ireland head coach Gary Wilson has confirmed Jordan Neill is part of the squad set to travel to Namibia for a five-match one-day series commencing on Thursday at 08:30 BST in Windhoek.
Neill, who turned professional at age 19 and made his Test debut in Bangladesh during 2025, was sidelined for the majority of this year following a series of injuries sustained after that initial international campaign.
The young bowler expressed optimism regarding his selection, noting that having participated in the Bangladesh matches had raised his confidence and created an opportunity to secure a spot in the upcoming tour.
Wilson's decision to include Neill follows the completion of preparations for the Namibia trip, which marks Ireland's next major overseas engagement.
Neill described the experience of playing the Bangladesh games as pivotal, stating he felt those performances gave him a genuine chance to earn a place in the final roster.
The new coaching setup under Wilson has assembled a group focused on competing across the full duration of the tournament.
While Neill remains eager to return to competitive action, the specific match schedule for the Windhoek engagement is set to be detailed closer to the departure date.
Ireland's bowling all-rounder will join his teammates as they prepare for the challenge ahead in Southern Africa.