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Monday, 11 May 2026
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Johan Muller

2024-03-232026-05-11

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  1. November 2024
  2. Speaking at the tournament’s official launch on Saturday, Cricket Namibia chief executive Johan Muller welcomed the visiting teams to enjoy the tournament.

    The Namibian

    Over 50's Africa Cup underway
  3. The CEO of Cricket Namibia, Johan Muller said more Namibian players could soon also play in Nepal.

    The Namibian

    Erasmus to play in Nepal
  4. October 2024
  5. September 2024
  6. At a press conference at FNB’s head office in Windhoek on Tuesday, Cricket Namibia CEO Johan Muller announced the news, saying that it was quite a rare occurrence.

    The Namibian

    FNB and Cricket Namibia join forces
  7. August 2024
  8. oted during the announcement of its latest partnership. “Plastic Packaging is our first stadium partner, ensuring we can install high-quality irrigation and drainage systems, essential to the stadium’s foundation and development,” said Cricket Namibia chief executive Johan Muller

    The Namibian

    Another partner for Cricket Namibia
  9. July 2024
  10. The CEO of Cricket Namibia Johan Muller said their vision for women’s cricket in Namibia is to professionalise the women’s game to support the players and to grow junior structures and participation through organised girls cricket festivals and girls cricket school leagues.

    The Namibian

    Women’s cricket receives a boost
  11. June 2024
  12. Johan Muller, CEO of Cricket Namibia expressed gratitude for their support. “Cricket Namibia is extremely grateful for yet another area of support from Capricorn.

    The Namibian

    Rude awakening for u19 Capricorn Eagles
  13. bia’s achievements over the past six years or more cannot be matched by any other sports code in Namibia, yet we are ignored,” he said. “When are people in the sport ministry going to wake up, when are they going to come to the party?” Cricket Namibia chief executive Johan Muller

    The Namibian

    Government denies neglecting Eagles

Thursday 30 April

  1. Namibia hosts T20 Trinations as Cricket Africa Cup foundation

    Namibia will host South Africa and Zimbabwe in an annual T20 Trinations series starting 28 August, with the three countries committing to use the series as a building block towards a revamped Africa Cup that will expand to six teams in Zimbabwe next year.

    30 April 2026 · The Namibian

Wednesday 28 January

  1. Namibia hosts successful ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup matches

    Namibia successfully hosted 16 matches of the ICC Under-19 World Cup at two Windhoek venues, receiving positive feedback from ICC staff and international teams on its facilities and organization. The experience served as valuable preparation for Namibia's co-hosting role in the 2027 Men's Cricket World Cup alongside South Africa and Zimbabwe.

    28 January 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 22 January

  1. Namibia Eagles depart for T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka

    The Namibia cricket team has received a farewell ahead of the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka next month. Coach Craig Williams says the team is travelling not as underdogs but to compete and cause upsets, despite being drawn in a tough group alongside India, Pakistan, the Netherlands, and the United States.

    22 January 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 15 January

  1. Namibia hosts ICC Men's U19 Cricket World Cup for first time

    Minister of Education Sanet Steenkamp officially launched the ICC Men's U19 Cricket World Cup 2026 in Windhoek, welcoming eight participating nations including Australia, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Afghanistan, West Indies, Tanzania, South Africa, and Japan. Steenkamp emphasised the historic significance of the tournament for Namibian sport and its broader benefits for youth development, tourism, and the country's international standing.

    15 January 2026 · The Namibian

Wednesday 7 January

  1. Namibia Capricorn Eagles depart for ICC Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier

    The Namibia Capricorn Eagles departed for India before heading to Nepal to compete in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier starting on 18 January, where they will play warm-up matches and then compete in Group A against Ireland, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, and the United States, with the top three teams advancing to the Super Six stage leading to qualification for the 2026 T20 World Cup.

    7 January 2026 · The Namibian

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