Ireland and Afghanistan continue their rivalry as they battle in the two countries' second-ever Test which starts in Dehradun in India on Friday.
The Irish team's home Test bow against Pakistan last May saw them producing a battling display in a five-wicket loss.
Afghanistan weren't as competitive a month later as they succumbed inside two days against India in Bengaluru.
The sides go into the match after a T20 series won 3-0 by the Afghans which was followed by a drawn one-day series.
The Irish team's home Test bow against Pakistan last May saw them producing a battling display in a five-wicket loss.
Afghanistan weren't as competitive a month later as they succumbed inside two days against India in Bengaluru.
The sides go into the match after a T20 series won 3-0 by the Afghans which was followed by a drawn one-day series.