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Africa-Press – Namibia. <\/strong><\/span>NAMIBIA finished third at the ICC Women’s u19 T20 World Cup qualifier in Gaborone, Botswana, after beating Uganda by four wickets in the third place playoff on Monday.<\/p>\n

NAMIBIA finished third at the ICC Women’s u19 T20 World Cup qualifier in Gaborone, Botswana, after beating Uganda by four wickets in the third place playoff on Monday.<\/p>\n

Namibia’s bowlers did a great job to restrict Uganda to 110 for four wickets, while the batters comfortably reached the target for the loss of six wickets and three overs in hand.<\/p>\n

Uganda got off to a slow start with Alako Proscovia being dismissed for a duck by Kayli Nel, and when Jimia Muhamed was bowled by Jorinda Fourie for 22, they were struggling at 40\/2 at the halfway stage of their innings.<\/p>\n

Malisa Ariokot (30 not out off 32 balls, 2×4) and Sandra Achwao (26 off 19 balls, 4×4), however, put on 50 for the fourth wicket as they recovered to reach 110\/4 off their 20 overs.<\/p>\n

Fourie had excellent bowling figures of two wickets for nine runs off four overs, while Kaylee Nel and Edelle van Zyl each took one wicket.<\/p>\n

In Namibia’s reply, Mezerly Gorases (7), Mekelaye Mwatile (13) and Engela van der Merwe (5) all lost their wickets cheaply, but Van Zyl (31 off 29 balls, 3×4, 1×6) and Fourie (28 off 21 balls, 4×4) started their recovery, while Kaylee van Wyk (11) and Naomi Benjamin (10 not out) took them to victory with 20 balls to spare.<\/p>\n

For Uganda, Kevin Amuge took 2\/27 and Annet Anume 2\/12.<\/p>\n

Rwanda, meanwhile, made history when they beat Tanzania by six wickets in Monday’s final, to win the African title for the first time and qualify for the ICC u19 Women’s T20 World Cup next year.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt completes an incredible journey of discovery for the small East African nation, where cricket has become a vehicle of transformation and inspiration,\u201d icc-cricket.com reported.<\/p>\n

With assistance from Uganda in their formative years, and motivation from African countries as they found their feet, Monday’s breakthrough was a glittering illustration of the power of sport.<\/p>\n

Tanzania, who had defeated Rwanda in their group game, again chose to bat first in Monday’s final. Rahima Kibwana’s 33 from 39 balls gave Tanzania a platform, but excellent and disciplined bowling from Rwanda made sure the rate never got going.<\/p>\n

They were superb in the field effecting two run outs, one of which was the dangerous Agnes Qwele, who was dismissed at the non-strikers end without facing a ball.<\/p>\n

Bowler of the Tournament Belise Murekatete then came back and ripped out three wickets in the 18th over, wrapping up the tail, as the end came quickly for the Tanzanians. They were bowled out for just 84, with two overs to spare. That waste would come back to haunt them.<\/p>\n

Given a target of 85 to seal a dream ticket, Rwanda was composed and confident. Gisele Ishimwe, who was later named as Player of the Tournament, added 47 with Merveille Uwase (25 from 30 balls) for the first wicket.<\/p>\n

That immediately eased tensions, and it was left to Henriette Ishimwe, who was fittingly there at the end, hitting the winning boundary to spark wonderful and emotional celebrations from her teammates.<\/p>\n

However they fare in South Africa in the 2023 tournament, Rwanda will always look back on their week of wonder in Botswana. They came, they saw and they have conquered a continental tournament.<\/p>\n

Now, the world awaits\u2026.<\/p>\n

Namibia’s bowlers did a great job to restrict Uganda to 110 for four wickets, while the batters comfortably reached the target for the loss of six wickets and three overs in hand.<\/p>\n

Uganda got off to a slow start with Alako Proscovia being dismissed for a duck by Kayli Nel, and when Jimia Muhamed was bowled by Jorinda Fourie for 22, they were struggling at 40\/2 at the halfway stage of their innings.<\/p>\n

Malisa Ariokot (30 not out off 32 balls, 2×4) and Sandra Achwao (26 off 19 balls, 4×4), however, put on 50 for the fourth wicket as they recovered to reach 110\/4 off their 20 overs.<\/p>\n

Fourie had excellent bowling figures of two wickets for nine runs off four overs, while Kaylee Nel and Edelle van Zyl each took one wicket.<\/p>\n

In Namibia’s reply, Mezerly Gorases (7), Mekelaye Mwatile (13) and Engela van der Merwe (5) all lost their wickets cheaply, but Van Zyl (31 off 29 balls, 3×4, 1×6) and Fourie (28 off 21 balls, 4×4) started their recovery, while Kaylee van Wyk (11) and Naomi Benjamin (10 not out) took them to victory with 20 balls to spare.<\/p>\n

For Uganda, Kevin Amuge took 2\/27 and Annet Anume 2\/12.<\/p>\n

Rwanda, meanwhile, made history when they beat Tanzania by six wickets in Monday’s final, to win the African title for the first time and qualify for the ICC u19 Women’s T20 World Cup next year.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt completes an incredible journey of discovery for the small East African nation, where cricket has become a vehicle of transformation and inspiration,\u201d icc-cricket.com reported.<\/p>\n

With assistance from Uganda in their formative years, and motivation from African countries as they found their feet, Monday’s breakthrough was a glittering illustration of the power of sport.<\/p>\n

Tanzania, who had defeated Rwanda in their group game, again chose to bat first in Monday’s final. Rahima Kibwana’s 33 from 39 balls gave Tanzania a platform, but excellent and disciplined bowling from Rwanda made sure the rate never got going.<\/p>\n

They were superb in the field effecting two run outs, one of which was the dangerous Agnes Qwele, who was dismissed at the non-strikers end without facing a ball.<\/p>\n

Bowler of the Tournament Belise Murekatete then came back and ripped out three wickets in the 18th over, wrapping up the tail, as the end came quickly for the Tanzanians. They were bowled out for just 84, with two overs to spare. That waste would come back to haunt them.<\/p>\n

Given a target of 85 to seal a dream ticket, Rwanda was composed and confident. Gisele Ishimwe, who was later named as Player of the Tournament, added 47 with Merveille Uwase (25 from 30 balls) for the first wicket.<\/p>\n

That immediately eased tensions, and it was left to Henriette Ishimwe, who was fittingly there at the end, hitting the winning boundary to spark wonderful and emotional celebrations from her teammates.<\/p>\n

However they fare in South Africa in the 2023 tournament, Rwanda will always look back on their week of wonder in Botswana. They came, they saw and they have conquered a continental tournament.<\/p>\n

Now, the world awaits\u2026.<\/p>\n

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