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The Namibian
Wilka Mwatile scored 22 off 14 balls against Uganda
“Arrasta Diergaart and Wilka Mwatile, however, came to Namibia's rescue with a rapid partnership of 36 runs off 26 balls, with Diergaardt eventually dismissed for 36 off 33 balls (4×4), while Mwatile scored 22 off 14 (2×4, 2×6).”
Capricorn Eagles off to great startThe Namibian
Wilka Mwatile added 23 not out off 28 balls
“Arrasta Diergaardt was the top scorer with 36 runs off 41 balls (5×4), while Wilka Mwatile added 23 not out off 28 balls, as they reached 122 runs for five wickets off their 20 overs.”
Namibia’s World Cup hopes overThe Namibian
Wilka Mwatile scored 54 not out off 34 balls for Namibia
“Wilka Mwatile gave Namibia hope with a great innings, scoring 54 not out off 34 balls (6×4, 1×6), but it was not enough as Namibia reached 125/7, to fall 28 runs short of the target.”
Namibia second last at T20 Emerging Nations TrophyNamibia's women's cricket team won their first two matches in the T20 Four Nations Tournament, defeating Tanzania by nine wickets and Uganda in a super over, to top the log.
23 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's women's cricket team won their first two matches in the T20 Four Nations Tournament, defeating Tanzania by nine wickets and Uganda in a super over, to top the log.
23 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's bid to reach the Super Six stage of the T20 Women's World Cup qualifying tournament in Nepal ended with a three-wicket loss to Papua New Guinea on Saturday, their third consecutive defeat in Group A.
26 January 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's Capricorn Eagles lost by four wickets to the United States in a T20 World Cup qualifier match in Nepal, scoring 144/6 but unable to prevent the US reaching their target. The loss leaves Namibia second last in Group A with three group matches remaining to reach the Super Six stage.
21 January 2026 · The Namibian →
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.
13 January 2026 · The Namibian →
Suné Wittmann will captain the Namibia Capricorn Eagles at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier in Nepal from 18 January. The squad is young but experienced, with three players already having won over 100 caps and six more with more than 50 caps.
6 January 2026 · The Namibian →