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Kampala – Less than 100 days ago the senior men's national team won the Division 4 tournament of the ICC World Cricket League.
Indeed, there was little time to celebrate Malaysia
Cricket Cranes flew to Rwanda early yesterday to begin their journey to the 2020 ICC Twenty20 World Cup. [19659005] The Road to Australia Begins with the ICC T20 Africa Qualifier Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda
The top two teams after the round robin phase that will run on Saturday until To 14 July will qualify for the 2019 T20 Africa Cup that will qualify for the World Cup in 2020.
Nigeria and Ghana progressed from Africa A Qualifier in April
For skipper Roger Mukasa and the company, it is to maintain the momentum at the Gahanga International Stadium in Kigali as Uganda 's main target. "We want to go to Division Two of the ICC ICC and so this trip to Rwanda is part of the preparation," Mukasa told the Daily Monitor shortly after receiving the national flag of the National. Sports Council Secretary David Katende, along with Uganda Cricket Association President Bashir Ansasira, CEO Martin Ondeko and Head of Delegation Jackson Kavuma.
But there is still more. "We are focused," said Mukasa, "We will not be celebrating in Kigali, we will choose the trophy."
This will send a strong message to the eternal Kenyan rivals that they face in the opening tournament tomorrow.
Coach Steve Tikolo only made two changes to the team that won in Malaysia, opting for Ronak Patel and Dinesh Nakrani for Steve Wabwose and Simon Ssesaazi who struggled with the form of first order stick.
We are a solid team and we know we can do the job, "added Mukasa.
A total of 62 teams from 12 regional qualifiers – Africa (3 groups), Americas (2), Asia (2), East Asia Pacific (2) and Europe (3) are on the road to Australia
Cricket Cranes to Rwanda
Players: Roger Mukasa (captain), Brian Masaba (vice-captain), Hamu Kayondo, Dinesh Nakrani, Deus Muhumuza, Riazat Shah, Irfan Afridi, He Nry Ssenyondo, Frank Nsubuga, Kenneth Waiswa, Fred Achelam, Charles Waiswa, Bilal Hassun and Ronak Patel
Non-Traveling Reserves: Simon Ssesazi and Derrick Bakunzi
Officials: Steve Tikolo (coach), Jackson Ogwang (assistant coach), Tim Kearsey (strength and conditioning coach), Innocent Ndawula (media manager), Richard Okia (UCA selector representative), Jackson Kavuma (Head of Delegation)
TEAM UGANDA Program
7 July: Kenya vs. Uganda, 10:30 am
July 8: Uganda vs Tanzania, 10:30 am
July 9: Day of rest / reserve
July 10: Uganda vs Rwanda, 2:50 pm
July 11: Tanzania vs. Uganda, 10h30
12 July: Day of rest / reserve
13 July: Rwanda vs Uganda, 14h50
14 July: Uganda against Kenya, 14h50
15 July: Departure of the teams [19659029] var FBIsLoaded = false;
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