Andrew Balbirnie hailed Ireland's win over England as "one we'll remember forever" after Tuesday's success.
The Ireland captain helped his side to a memorable win over the world champions at the Ageas Bowl.
Centuries from Paul Stirling and Balbirnie in a 214-run stand helped Ireland to just their second victory over the hosts, overhauling them 328.
Speaking after the game Balbirnie said: "We've beaten the T20 world champions in their own backyards and we've beaten the ODI champions.
"It's a huge win for us and this group. For the young guys to be involved in this series but to also be involved in a win like that is special and one we'll remember forever.
"I don't know if it's sunk in. Hopefully we've given the kids and the young generation a bit of a boost and something to strive towards."
A number of Ireland players based in the Republic now face a two-week quarantine when they return home due to Covid-19.
Balbirnie joked: "Hopefully if the Government are watching they could let it slide for two weeks! It's going to be frustrating but that's just the way it's going.
"It's a strange situation but it's been a strange situation for four months and we've just got to do as we're told.
"It will be a strange two weeks but I'm sure I'll find a couple of books or I might watch this game four or five times."
