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Michael van Lingen

2024-06-132026-06-25
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  1. September 2024

  2. The Namibian

    Michael van Lingen was bowled by Basil Hameed for 67

    Source

    “before Van Lingen was bowled by Basil Hameed for 67 off 43 balls (12×4, 2×6).”

    Eagles finally win

  3. The Namibian

    Michael van Lingen was caught for 67 runs off 44 balls

    Source

    “Van Lingen was caught on the boundary for 67 which came off only 44 balls (12×4, 2×6), while Shadley van Schalkwyk dismissed Green (17) and Malan Kruger (1) in quick succession as Namibia were reduced to 88/4.”

    Eagles suffer third home defeat
  4. July 2024

  5. The Namibian

    Michael van Lingen was trapped lbw by Sanvir Singh for a top score of 34 off 45 balls

    Source

    “when Michael van Lingen was trapped lbw by Sanvir Singh for a top score of 34 off 45 balls (4×4), Namibia were 93/5 after 20 overs.”

    Punjab wrap up series
  6. June 2024

  7. The Namibian

    Michael van Lingen put on 14 for the first wicket with Niko Davin

    Source

    “Michael van Lingen and Niko Davin put on 14 for the first wicket before Josh Hazlewood struck, dismissing Davin for two.”

    Namibia blown away by Australia
Sport

Namibia Cricket Eagles Face Pressure in World Cup Qualifier

The News

Namibia's FNB Eagles have collected only one point from their opening two matches in the Tri-Nations series against Scotland and Oman, leaving them sixth out of eight nations in the Cricket World Cup Division 2 competition. Coach Craig Williams believes better luck—including a dropped catch against Oman and the absence of strike bowler Ruben Trumpelmann due to illness—could have altered the results, with the team needing strong performances in remaining fixtures to progress to next year's World Cup qualifier.

8 April 2026 · The Namibian →

Wednesday 8 April

  1. Namibia Cricket Eagles Face Pressure in World Cup Qualifier

    Namibia's FNB Eagles have collected only one point from their opening two matches in the Tri-Nations series against Scotland and Oman, leaving them sixth out of eight nations in the Cricket World Cup Division 2 competition. Coach Craig Williams believes better luck—including a dropped catch against Oman and the absence of strike bowler Ruben Trumpelmann due to illness—could have altered the results, with the team needing strong performances in remaining fixtures to progress to next year's World Cup qualifier.

    8 April 2026 · The Namibian →

Wednesday 4 February

  1. Namibia names training squad for 2026 Jarvis squash tournament

    The Namibian Squad Association has announced a 14-player provisional training squad to prepare for the Jarvis Competition in Mossel Bay, South Africa in July 2026, with six players ultimately to be selected for the national team based on fitness, commitment, and competitive performance.

    4 February 2026 · New Era →

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