Tanzania cricket players face Kenya in the difficult qualifiers of Africa Africa T20

The senior national cricketers had started the tournament impressively while they qualified for a 76-point victory over hosts Rwanda on Saturday, but then lost against Uganda by 64 points in the second match

. as many matches, are chances to win the victory in today's match, thanks to their presence in the matches against Uganda and Rwanda.

Led by a host of experienced artists including Lucas Oluoch and Dhiren Ghondaria, Kenya was too strong for Uganda in the opening game, which saw the first catch a four-game win. wicket. In the second match, Kenya sank to win 123 victories against Rwanda.

Kenya also boasts an impressive number of games against Tanzania in continental tournaments and the match today will be an opportunity for the winners to win. Tanzania will have to be at its best to challenge critics and win a surprise victory over Kenya.
Jitin Singh, Zafar Khan and Raahil Krishna, who presented strong performances to Tanzania's two previous games, will be under pressure to show consistency in the game today.

In the second game of the day, Uganda will face Rwanda on the site in the afternoon. It will be an opportunity for Uganda to continue to fight for qualification for the regional finals.

The participating teams will resume the field tomorrow, where Uganda will surround Tanzania in the first match of the morning and Kenya will face Rwanda. Kenya will face Tanzania in the first matches of the next day, followed by the match between Uganda and Rwanda.

Qualifiers will conclude on Saturday, during which Tanzania will play Rwanda In the first match, Uganda will play Kenya in the second match.

The first African subregional qualifications (North West subregion) were held in Nigeria from April 14 to 21 this year. Ghana and Nigeria qualified for the African regional finals while the teams placed in the top two places in qualifying …

Qualifications for the South Subregional Group will be held in Botswana from 28 October to 3 November.

Mozambique, Malawi, Namibia, St. Helena, Lesotho, Swaziland, Zambia and hosts from Botswana will participate in the tournament.

The top two teams in each group will qualify for the regional finals tournament, which will determine two African participants in the 2020 World Twenty2020 qualifications.