Klopper Expert Free State coach Edward Mokoenanyana is unsurprised by the progress of Namibia ahead of their Africa T20 Cup semi-final showdown at the Diamond Oval in Kimberley on Sunday.

The 2017 competition draws to a conclusion over the weekend, with the winner of the Heritage Day clash to take on either Gauteng or Hollywoodbets KwaZulu-Natal Inland in the title-decider on Monday. 

NWU-Pukke are the well-deserved kings of campus cricket winners after a brilliant week of cricket. After a superb 7-wicket win against hosts Sri Lanka they take the prestigous Red Bull Campus World Champions title back to South African shores largely thanks to a superb bowling display that restricted Sri Lanka to 121 all out after 18.4 overs. Julian Soutter’s 3/16 and Dyllan Matthews 3/22 were crucial in keeping Sri Lanka to a low score. Soutter was named man of the match for his accurate bowling, while Matthews ended the tournament as top wicket-taker.

Uganda scored a sensational three-wicket victory over Zimbabwe to win the 2018 ICC Women’s World Twenty20, Africa Qualifier in Windhoek on Saturday afternoon. After winning the toss and electing to bat, Zimbabwe scored 99/7, while Uganda reached the winning target with seven wickets down and three balls to spare.

Zimbabwe lost Modester Mupachikwa early on for 3, but Ashley Ndiraya and Chipo Mugeri got their innings back on track with a 61-run partnership.

Uganda beat Kenya by five wickets with one ball to spare in a thrilling playoff match at the 2018 ICC Women’s World T20, Africa  Qualifier in Windhoek on Friday.

Kenya posted 89/5 off their 20 overs and in a dramatic finish, Immaculate Nakisuuyi hit a four off the second last ball to clinch a dramatic win for Uganda, who will now meet Zimbabwe in the final on Saturday.

Zimbabwe topped the log at the end of the group stage of the 2018 ICC Women’s World T20, Africa Qualifier on Wednesday after a comfortable 59-run victory over Uganda.

Zimbabwe now automatically progress to Saturday’s final where they will meet the winner between second-placed Uganda and third-placed Kenya. 

Uganda recorded their second consecutive win at the ICC Women’s World T20 Africa Qualifiers, while Zimbabwe got off to a winning start in Saturday’s matches.  Uganda beat Tanzania by 7 wickets to go to the top of the log, while Namibia lost their second successive match, going down by 8 wickets to Zimbabwe.

In the morning match, Tanzania could not build on their fine start as they were pegged back to reach 78/7 off their 20 overs.