Capricorn Eagleswere sent off forthe ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global qualifier in Nepal
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“Hilma Nalupe Namibia's women's cricket team, the Capricorn Eagles were sent off yesterday at the Namibia Cricket Ground, for the International Cricket Council (CC) Women's T20 World Cup Global qualifier in Nepal.”
Capricorn Eaglesare finding the going tough at the T20 Women's Emerging Nations Trophy withfour defeats in their opening five matches
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“Namibia's Capricorn Eagles are finding the going tough at the T20 Women's Emerging Nations Trophy in Bangkok with four defeats in their opening five matches.”
Capricorn Eaglesleaves for Thailand this week to compete ininaugural ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy
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“Namibia's national women's cricket team, the Capricorn Eagles, leaves for Thailand this week to compete in the inaugural ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy.”
Capricorn Eaglestake onUganda in the Capricorn Eagles Series
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“The Capricorn Eagles take on Uganda in the upcoming Capricorn Eagles Series at the newly developed High-Performance Cricket Oval in Windhoek from 8 to 17 April.”
Capricorn Eagleshave touched down inHong Kong to compete in Hong Kong Women's T20I Series
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“The Capricorn Eagles, Namibia's national women's cricket team, have touched down in Hong Kong to compete in the Hong Kong Women's T20I Series which runs from Wednesday through to Sunday.”
Capricorn Group has renewed its partnership with Cricket Namibia, committing N$1.2 million over two years (June 2026 to May 2028) to support the national women's team, Under-19 women's squad, girls' cricket festivals, and girls' schools league.
Capricorn Group has renewed its partnership with Cricket Namibia, committing N$1.2 million over two years (June 2026 to May 2028) to support the national women's team, Under-19 women's squad, girls' cricket festivals, and girls' schools league.
Capricorn Group renewed its partnership with Cricket Namibia, extending sponsorship of women's cricket by N$1.2 million over the next two years. The company will continue as naming partner to the national women's team (Capricorn Eagles), the u19 team, girls cricket festivals, and girls schools league until May 2028.
Capricorn Group says it will continue supporting Namibia's senior national women's cricket team, the Capricorn Eagles, and is partnering with Cricket Namibia to develop young female cricketers through talent identification roadshows and grassroots programmes.
The FNB Eagles have been sent off to prepare for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka from 7 February to 8 March 2026, marking Namibia's fourth World Cup qualification. Head coach Craig Williams said the team will compete to beat bigger nations, while captain Gerhard Erasmus emphasized the team's determination to make an impact despite facing tough opposition including the Netherlands, India, USA, and Pakistan.
Namibia's women's cricket team suffered a comprehensive 2-0 defeat to Indian state side Assam in a 50-over series in Guwahati, losing by 98 runs in the first match and eight wickets in the second. The tour serves as preparation for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier starting in Nepal on 18 January, with the two sides set to play a two-match T20 series before Namibia departs.
Namibia's women's cricket team, the Capricorn Eagles, have been sent off for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier in Nepal, which runs from 13 January to 2 February 2026, after earning their spot through the Africa qualifier. The 15-member squad will participate in a pre-tournament in India before heading to Nepal, where 10 teams will compete.