Namibia has qualified for the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup. Namibia won a spot in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, which is slated for June of the following year in the United States and the West Indies.
In the Africa Region Qualifiers for the ICC T20 World Cup, Namibia won their sixth straight match, defeating Tanzania by 58 runs.
Namibia, who was asked to bat first, amassed 157 runs at six wickets following a brilliant 25-ball 42 that included four sixes and one boundary. Akhil Anil and Yalinde Nkanya of Tanzania each claimed two wickets.
As they pursued Tanzania, they lost wickets frighteningly quickly at one end while Amal Rajeevan held on at the other, falling to 17 for 2 in the fourth over.
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Despite his team’s inability to achieve 99 for 6 in 20 overs, Rajeevan managed to stay undefeated with a cautious 41 off 45 balls. Gerhard Erasmus returned with Namibia’s numbers between 2 and 17.
With 10 points from five games, their victory cemented their place atop the seven-team standings in the ICC T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifiers.
After four games apiece, they are followed by Kenya and Uganda in second and third place, respectively.
Zimbabwe, the lone Test-playing country among the seven teams, is currently ranked fourth after two victories in four games.
There is still competition for the final seat, with Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Uganda all being considered. Kenya and Uganda control their own destiny, but Zimbabwe and Nigeria depend on other games going well.
It’s a “do or die” contest between Kenya and Uganda. Rwanda and Tanzania are no longer in the running for prizes.
Namibia has qualified for the Men’s T20 World Cup for three consecutive years. They qualified for the Super 12 in 2021 by placing second in the group stage, but they were unable to do so in 2021.
