Career
He made his international debut against The Netherlands on August 11, 2010 taking 4 wickets in the second innings. When Ballyeighan failed to gain promotion to senior ranks due to their lack of facilities Eastwood moved to Pembroke Community College in Dublin.
After quickly establishing himself in Pembroke"s first team Eastwood assumed the captaincy for the 2010 season.
Impressing the Irish selectors with his action, pace and athleticism he was selected for the Ireland A side to play against the Master Control Console at College Park, Trinity College, Dublin, on the 3rd of August, 2010.
In that match he did enough to impress the watching Ireland coach Philosophy Simmons and was called into the first team for the game against The Netherlands the following week. In addition to his 4 wickets in the second innings, Eastwood opened his first class account taking the wicket of Eric Szwarczynski in the first innings.
He is the second man from Roscrea to play for Ireland, the other being Harry Read over a century ago. Possessing a good action, Eastwood troubles batsmen with his pace, variation of seam movement, and the bounce he extracts from his 6 ft 5" frame.
