The tournament was originally scheduled to take place in October 2021, but was brought forward to ease fixture congestion.[6] In July 2021, the dates for the Africa Qualifier were confirmed.[7][8] The fixtures were reshuffled shortly before the tournament, following a member of the Cameroon squad recording a positive COVID-19 test. The entire squad was placed into isolation until they returned negative tests.[3]
During Cameroon's opening match against Uganda, Maeva Douma dismissed four batters by 'Mankading'.[9] Namibia progressed to the semi-finals by winning all of their games to finish as winners of group B.[10] Uganda joined them in the semi-finals as runners-up in the group.[11] Zimbabwe topped group A with a 100% record to secure a semi-final against Uganda.[12] Zimbabwe and Namibia won their respective semi-finals to advance to the final of the tournament.[13][14][15] In the final, Zimbabwe beat Namibia by 13 runs to advance to the World Twenty20 Qualifier tournament, with Tanzania beating Uganda by nine wickets in the third place play-off match.[16]
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The 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier was a cricket tournament that was played in Botswana in September 2021 1 2 The matches were played as Twenty20 Internationals T20Is with the top team progressing to the 2022 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Qualifier tournament 1 Botswana Cameroon and Eswatini made their debut at an ICC women s event 3 4 Malawi were originally named as a participants in the tournament but they were replaced by Eswatini 5 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa QualifierDates9 19 September 2021Administrator s Africa Cricket AssociationCricket formatTwenty20 InternationalTournament format s Group round robin and playoffsHost s BotswanaChampions ZimbabweRunners up NamibiaParticipants11Matches29Most runsFatuma Kibasu 280 Most wicketsLoryn Phiri 16 20192023 The tournament was originally scheduled to take place in October 2021 but was brought forward to ease fixture congestion 6 In July 2021 the dates for the Africa Qualifier were confirmed 7 8 The fixtures were reshuffled shortly before the tournament following a member of the Cameroon squad recording a positive COVID 19 test The entire squad was placed into isolation until they returned negative tests 3 During Cameroon s opening match against Uganda Maeva Douma dismissed four batters by Mankading 9 Namibia progressed to the semi finals by winning all of their games to finish as winners of group B 10 Uganda joined them in the semi finals as runners up in the group 11 Zimbabwe topped group A with a 100 record to secure a semi final against Uganda 12 Zimbabwe and Namibia won their respective semi finals to advance to the final of the tournament 13 14 15 In the final Zimbabwe beat Namibia by 13 runs to advance to the World Twenty20 Qualifier tournament with Tanzania beating Uganda by nine wickets in the third place play off match 16 Contents 1 Squads 2 Group stage 2 1 Group A 2 2 Group B 3 Play offs 3 1 1st Semi final 3 2 2nd Semi final 3 3 3rd place play off 3 4 Final 4 References 5 External linksSquads editThe following teams and squads were named for the tournament 17 18 19 nbsp Botswana 18 20 nbsp Cameroon 19 21 nbsp Eswatini 18 22 nbsp Mozambique 18 23 nbsp Namibia 19 24 nbsp Nigeria 19 25 Laura Mophakedi c Florence Samanyika vc Olebogeng Batisani Kesego Inakale Onneile Keitsemang Jacqueline Kgang Thandiwe Legabile Bontle Madimabe wk Precious Modimo Thapelo Modise Amantle Mokgotlhe Collin Mokibelo Shameelah Mosweu Botsogo Mpedi Tuelo Shadrack Michelle Ekani c Odile Agbor Marguerite Bessala Maeva Douma Akago Eliane Elsa Kana Nantia Kenfack Tchouabo Leslie Clemence Manidom Bernadette Mbida Cynerah Mboe Jeanne Ngono Madeleine Sissako Michel Tedjui Ntombizini Gwebu c Dumsile Dlamini Mbali Dlamini Phindo Dlamini Winile Ginindza Nombuso Khumalo Nothando Mabila Nokulunga Mabuza Nomvuyo Magagula Tenele Malinga Khulani Maseko Mawilsia May Welile Mazibuka Ntombizodwa Mkhatshwa Ntombizonke Mkhatshwa Olga Matsolo c Tania Chiracheque Isabel Chuma Alcinda Cossa Palmira Cuinica wk Sheila Guambe Rosalia Hoiong Flora Macaringue Cristina Magaia Alda Mangue Paula Mazuze Ofelia Moiane Atalia Monjane Cecelia Murrombe Helena Ponja Jessica Sainda Dalmira Tivane Irene van Zyl c Jurriene Diergaardt Kayleen Green wk Mezerly Gorases Victoria Hamunyela Yasmeen Khan wk Mekelaye Mwatile Wilka Mwatile Sylvia Shihepo Namusha Shiomwenyo Adri van der Merwe Kaylee van Wyk Edelle van Zyl Sune Wittmann Blessing Etim c Kehinde Abdulquadri wk Taiwo Abdulquadri Omonye Asika George Chinyenum Mary Desmond Joy Efosa Abigail Igbobie wk Miracle Imimole Piety Lucky Agatha Obulor Racheal Samson Esther Sandy Salome Sunday nbsp Rwanda 18 26 nbsp Sierra Leone 19 27 nbsp Tanzania 18 28 nbsp Uganda 19 29 nbsp Zimbabwe 18 30 Marie Bimenyimana c Sifa Ingabire Alice Ikuzwe Flora Irakoze wk Gisele Ishimwe Henriette Ishimwe Immaculee Muhawenimana Belise Murekatete Josiane Nyirankundineza Cathia Uwamahoro Merveille Uwase Sarah Uwera wk Antoinette Uwimbabazi Margueritte Vumiliya Linda Bull c Adama Kamara Aminata Kamara Ann Marie Kamara Zainab Kamara Ramatu Kassim Mabinty King wk Isatu Koroma Janet Kowa Fatmata Parkinson Fatu Pessima Mabinty Sankoh Mary Sheriff Marie Turay Hudaa Omary c Zinaida Jeremiah Sophia Jerome Perice Kamunya Fatuma Kibasu Jennifer Kimaro Linda Massawe Shufaa Mohamed Saum Mtae Monica Pascal Neema Pius Nasra Saidi Mwanaiddi Shakim Mwanaidi Swedy Nuru Tindo Mwanamvua Ushanga Immaculate Nakisuuyi c Janet Mbabazi vc Prosscovia Alako Irene Alumo Evelyn Anyipo Concy Aweko Kevin Awino wk Naome Bagenda Damalie Busingye Esther Iloku Patricia Malemikia Rita Musamali Stephani Nampiina Racheal Ntono Mary Anne Musonda c Christabel Chatonzwa Chiedza Dhururu wk Tasmeen Granger Nyasha Gwanzura Precious Marange Audrey Mazvishaya Esther Mbofana Chipo Mugeri Tiripano Pellagia Mujaji Modester Mupachikwa Ashley Ndiraya Josephine Nkomo Loryn Phiri Nomvelo Sibanda Loreen TshumaGroup stage editGroup A edit Teams 31 P W L T NR Pts NRR Status nbsp Zimbabwe 5 5 0 0 0 10 4 435 Advanced to the semi finals nbsp Tanzania 5 4 1 0 0 8 5 764 nbsp Rwanda 5 3 2 0 0 6 2 030 nbsp Botswana 5 2 3 0 0 4 1 786 nbsp Mozambique 5 1 4 0 0 2 5 416 nbsp Eswatini 5 0 5 0 0 0 9 0949 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardMozambique nbsp 17 7 2 overs v nbsp Rwanda18 0 2 1 overs Ofelia Moiane 3 3 Immaculee Muhawenimana 4 6 3 overs Sarah Uwera 7 3 overs Rwanda Women won by 10 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Sanjay Bhargava Bot and Shaun George SA Player of the match Immaculee Muhawenimana Rwa Rwanda Women won the toss and elected to field Tania Chiracheque Alda Mangue Ofelia Moiane and Helena Ponja Moz all made their WT20I debuts 9 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardBotswana nbsp 224 2 20 overs v nbsp Eswatini29 15 overs Olebogeng Batisani 77 66 Nombuso Khumalo 1 33 4 overs Mbali Dlamini 6 11 Botsogo Mpedi 3 1 3 overs Botswana Women won by 195 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Andrew Louw Nam and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Olebogeng Batisani Bot Botswana Women won the toss and elected to bat Dumsile Dlamini Mbali Dlamini Phindo Dlamini Winile Ginindza Ntombizini Gwebu Nombuso Khumalo Nothando Mabila Nokulunga Mabuza Khulani Maseko Ntombizodwa Mkhatshwa and Ntombizonke Mkhatshwa Esw all made their WT20I debuts 10 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardTanzania nbsp 103 19 4 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe104 4 19 overs Monica Pascal 42 41 Loryn Phiri 4 12 4 overs Mary Anne Musonda 52 45 Nasra Saidi 2 9 3 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 6 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Andrew Louw Nam Player of the match Mary Anne Musonda Zim Tanzania Women won the toss and elected to bat Sophia Jerome Linda Massawe and Mwanaiddi Shakim Tan all made their WT20I debuts 10 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardBotswana nbsp 151 6 20 overs v nbsp Mozambique41 14 overs Amantle Mokgotlhe 52 24 Christina Magaia 2 30 4 overs Palmira Cuinica 13 20 Shameelah Mosweu 6 3 4 overs Botswana Women won by 110 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Shameelah Mosweu Bot Mozambique Women won the toss and elected to field Shameelah Mosweu Bot took a five wicket haul including a hat trick 32 11 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardEswatini nbsp 17 9 2 overs v nbsp Zimbabwe18 0 2 overs Ntombizini Gwebu 6 8 Esther Mbofana 6 11 4 overs Modester Mupachikwa 13 17 Zimbabwe Women won by 10 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Shaun George SA and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Esther Mbofana Zim Eswatini Women won the toss and elected to bat Tenele Malinga Esw and Esther Mbofana Zim both made their WT20I debuts Esther Mbofana Zim took a five wicket haul 33 11 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardTanzania nbsp 228 4 20 overs v nbsp Mozambique28 12 5 overs Mwanaidi Swedy 87 48 Christina Magaia 3 35 4 overs Olga Matsolo 6 23 Perice Kamunya 3 6 4 overs Tanzania Women won by 200 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Andrew Louw Nam and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Mwanaidi Swedy Tan Mozambique Women won the toss and elected to field Mwanaidi Swedy and Mwanamvua Ushanga Tan both made their WT20I debuts 12 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardRwanda nbsp 204 5 20 overs v nbsp Eswatini19 9 overs Gisele Ishimwe 114 69 Winile Ginindza 2 24 2 4 overs Ntombizodwa Mkhatshwa 5 22 Margueritte Vumiliya 4 0 1 over Rwanda Women won by 185 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Iknow Chabi Zim Player of the match Gisele Ishimwe Rwa Rwanda Women won the toss and elected to bat Nomvuyo Magagula Esw made her WT20I debut Gisele Ishimwe Rwa scored her first century in WT20Is 34 12 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardZimbabwe nbsp 113 5 20 overs v nbsp Botswana31 13 overs Ashley Ndiraya 44 39 Tuelo Shadrack 1 12 4 overs Laura Mophakedi 14 26 Loryn Phiri 5 6 4 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 82 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Andrew Louw Nam Player of the match Loryn Phiri Zim Zimbabwe Women won the toss and elected to bat Loryn Phiri Zim took her first five wicket haul in WT20Is 34 13 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardTanzania nbsp 104 8 20 overs v nbsp Rwanda61 16 5 overs Saum Mtae 34 29 Margueritte Vumiliya 3 10 4 overs Cathia Uwamahoro 11 19 Fatuma Kibasu 4 13 2 5 overs Tanzania Women won by 43 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Iknow Chabi Zim and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Fatuma Kibasu Tan Tanzania Women won the toss and elected to bat 13 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardZimbabwe nbsp 205 3 20 overs v nbsp Mozambique34 14 2 overs Josephine Nkomo 56 32 Cristina Magaia 2 29 4 overs Palmira Cuinica 20 21 Precious Marange 4 8 4 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 171 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Sanjay Bhargava Bot Player of the match Josephine Nkomo Zim Zimbabwe Women won the toss and elected to bat Sheila Guambe Moz made her WT20I debut 14 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardTanzania nbsp 279 2 20 overs v nbsp Eswatini23 11 5 overs Fatuma Kibasu 127 66 Dumsile Dlamini 1 28 2 4 overs Winile Ginindza 5 13 Mwanamvua Ushanga 3 1 3 5 overs Tanzania Women won by 256 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Andrew Louw Nam and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Fatuma Kibasu Tan Tanzania Women won the toss and elected to bat Mawilsia May Esw made her WT20I debut 14 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardBotswana nbsp 94 9 20 overs v nbsp Rwanda95 7 18 4 overs Shameelah Mosweu 21 30 Margueritte Vumiliya 2 10 4 overs Henriette Ishimwe 19 19 Jacqueline Kgang 3 22 4 overs Rwanda Women won by 3 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Shaun George SA Player of the match Henriette Ishimwe Rwa Rwanda Women won the toss and elected to field 16 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardMozambique nbsp 138 6 20 overs v nbsp Eswatini55 15 1 overs Olga Matsolo 33 54 Ntombizonke Mkhatshwa 2 24 4 overs Ntombizodwa Mkhatshwa 12 27 Cecelia Murrombe 4 4 2 overs Mozambique Women won by 83 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Sanjay Bhargava Bot and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Olga Matsolo Moz Mozambique Women won the toss and elected to bat 16 September 2021 09 30 ScorecardZimbabwe nbsp 142 4 20 overs v nbsp Rwanda90 9 20 overs Mary Anne Musonda 34 28 Sifa Ingabire 2 29 4 overs Sarah Uwera 39 55 Loreen Tshuma 4 11 4 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 52 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Shaun George SA Player of the match Loreen Tshuma Zim Rwanda Women won the toss and elected to field 16 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardBotswana nbsp 82 19 3 overs v nbsp Tanzania83 3 10 5 overs Olebogeng Batisani 24 33 Perice Kamunya 3 6 4 overs Monica Pascal 34 26 Florence Samanyika 1 5 1 over Tanzania Women won by 7 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Iknow Chabi Zim and Andrew Louw Nam Player of the match Perice Kamunya Tan Botswana Women won the toss and elected to bat Group B edit Teams 31 P W L T NR Pts NRR Status nbsp Namibia 4 4 0 0 0 8 2 795 Advanced to the semi finals nbsp Uganda 4 3 1 0 0 6 3 030 nbsp Nigeria 4 2 2 0 0 4 0 277 nbsp Sierra Leone 4 1 3 0 0 2 1 232 nbsp Cameroon 4 0 4 0 0 0 5 3679 September 2021 09 30 ScorecardNamibia nbsp 105 4 20 overs v nbsp Uganda101 7 20 overs Kayleen Green 54 49 Evelyn Anyipo 1 9 2 overs Immaculate Nakisuuyi 36 31 Sune Wittmann 2 11 4 overs Namibia Women won by 4 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Ravi Angara Bot Player of the match Kayleen Green Nam Uganda Women won the toss and elected to field Irene Alumo Uga made her WT20I debut 9 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardSierra Leone nbsp 102 9 20 overs v nbsp Nigeria103 5 16 overs Aminata Kamara 28 36 Joy Efosa 2 15 4 overs Blessing Etim 27 31 Fatu Pessima 2 25 3 overs Nigeria Women won by 5 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Iknow Chabi Zim and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Blessing Etim Nga Sierra Leone won the toss and elected to bat George Chinyenum Lucky Piety Nga and Fatu Pessima Sle all made their WT20I debuts 10 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardNamibia nbsp 125 7 20 overs v nbsp Nigeria66 7 20 overs Kayleen Green 29 21 Taiwo Abdulquadri 2 19 4 overs Omonye Asika 14 28 Sylvia Shihepo 2 12 2 overs Namibia Women won by 59 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Sanjay Bhargava Bot and Iknow Chabi Zim Player of the match Kayleen Green Nam Nigeria Women won the toss and elected to field 11 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardUganda nbsp 104 8 20 overs v nbsp Nigeria61 14 5 overs Stephani Nampiina 22 20 Mary Desmond 2 18 4 overs Omonye Asika 13 12 Concy Aweko 2 7 4 overs Uganda Women won by 43 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Sanjay Bhargava Bot Player of the match Stephanie Nampiina Uga Uganda Women won the toss and elected to bat 12 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardUganda nbsp 190 6 20 overs v nbsp Cameroon35 14 3 overs Rita Musamali 59 40 Michele Ekani 1 27 4 overs Madaleine Sissako 17 35 Concy Aweko 3 4 4 overs Uganda Women won by 155 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Shaun George SA and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Concy Aweko Uga Uganda Women won the toss and elected to bat Marguerite Bessala Maeva Douma Michelle Ekani Akago Eliane Nantia Kenfack Tchouabo Leslie Clemence Manidom Bernadette Mbida Cynerah Mboe Jeanne Ngono Madeleine Sissako Cmr and Patricia Malemikia Uga all made their WT20I debuts Concy Aweko took her second hat trick in a WT20I 13 September 2021 09 30 ScorecardNamibia nbsp 144 6 20 overs v nbsp Sierra Leone87 9 20 overs Sune Wittmann 52 43 Zainab Kamara 3 25 4 overs Marie Turay 18 29 Yasmeen Khan 3 10 4 overs Namibia Women won by 57 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Sune Wittmann Nam Sierra Leone Women won the toss and elected to field Kaylee van Wyk Nam and Marie Turay Sle both made their WT20I debuts 13 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardCameroon nbsp 47 19 3 overs v nbsp Nigeria48 0 6 3 overs Nantia Kenfack 23 31 Blessing Etim 4 0 4 overs Kehinde Abdulquadri 16 18 Blessing Etim Nga Nigeria Women won by 10 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Shaun George SA and Andrew Louw Nam Cameroon Women won the toss and elected to bat 14 September 2021 09 30 ScorecardSierra Leone nbsp 86 8 20 overs v nbsp Uganda87 1 12 5 overs Fatu Pessima 22 32 Stephani Nampiina 3 18 4 overs Kevin Awino 39 36 Ann Marie Kamara 1 14 2 overs Uganda Women won by 9 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Sanjay Bhargava Bot and Iknow Chabi Zim Player of the match Kevin Awino Uga Sierra Leone Women won the toss and elected to bat 14 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardCameroon nbsp 30 15 5 overs v nbsp Namibia31 2 3 5 overs Bernadette Mbida 10 20 Wilka Mwatile 5 6 4 overs Yasmeen Khan 11 13 Madaleine Sissako 1 6 2 overs Namibia Women won by 8 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Wilka Mwatile Nam Cameroon Women won the toss and elected to bat Michel Tedjui Cmr and Mekelaye Mwatile Nam both made their WT20I debuts Wilka Mwatile became the first cricketer for Namibia to take a five wicket haul in WT20Is 35 15 September 2021 14 30 ScorecardCameroon nbsp 76 9 20 overs v nbsp Sierra Leone77 4 14 3 overs Madaleine Sissako 21 23 Linda Bull 3 11 4 overs Linda Bull 17 21 Michele Ekani 3 12 3 3 overs Sierra Leone Women won by 6 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 2 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Linda Bull Sle Cameroon Women won the toss and elected to bat Play offs edit1st Semi final edit 17 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardZimbabwe nbsp 108 6 20 overs v nbsp Uganda94 20 overs Precious Marange 40 25 Irene Alumo 2 13 4 overs Immaculate Nakisuuyi 18 29 Esther Mbofana 3 16 4 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 14 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Ravi Angara Bot and Andrew Louw Nam Player of the match Precious Marange Zim Zimbabwe Women won the toss and elected to bat Pellagia Mujaji Zim made her WT20I debut 2nd Semi final edit 17 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardTanzania nbsp 89 7 20 overs v nbsp Namibia90 8 19 5 overs Monica Pascal 30 48 Kayleen Green 2 9 3 overs Irene van Zyl 22 28 Sophia Jerome 3 18 4 overs Namibia Women won by 2 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Isaac Oyieko Ken Player of the match Irene van Zyl Nam Tanzania Women won the toss and elected to bat 3rd place play off edit 19 September 2021 09 15 ScorecardUganda nbsp 79 18 4 overs v nbsp Tanzania82 1 13 2 overs Prosscovia Alako 20 28 Fatuma Kibasu 2 3 1 4 overs Saum Mtae 36 40 Janet Mbabazi 1 14 4 overs Tanzania Women won by 9 wicketsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Sanjay Bhargava Bot and Rockie D Mello Ken Player of the match Fatuma Kibasu Tan Uganda Women won the toss and elected to bat Final edit 19 September 2021 14 15 ScorecardZimbabwe nbsp 133 4 20 overs v nbsp Namibia120 9 20 overs Chiedza Dhururu 44 56 Kayleen Green 2 22 4 overs Adri van der Merwe 29 34 Nomvelo Sibanda 2 7 2 overs Zimbabwe Women won by 13 runsBotswana Cricket Association Oval 1 Gaborone Umpires Lauren Agenbag SA and Ravi Angara Bot Player of the match Chiedza Dhururu Zim Zimbabwe Women won the toss and elected to bat References edit a b Qualification for ICC Women s T20 World Cup 2023 announced International Cricket Council Retrieved 12 December 2020 Uganda Cricket Summons 28 Ladies To Start World Cup Qualifiers Preparations Cricket Uganda Retrieved 13 February 2021 a b Botswana Cameroon and Eswatini to compete in their first ICC Women s event International Cricket Council Retrieved 8 September 2021 Women s T20 cricket tournament Lionesses en route to Botswana Cameroon Tribune Retrieved 6 September 2021 Cricket comes to town The Voice Archived from the original on 6 September 2021 Retrieved 6 September 2021 Men s T20 World Cup 2022 Regional Qualifiers postponed International Cricket Council Retrieved 18 March 2021 Cricket Rwanda to host four Africa Regional Qualifying tournaments The New Times Retrieved 6 August 2021 Rwanda to host four Africa Regional Qualifying tournaments Rwanda Cricket Association Archived from the original on 6 August 2021 Retrieved 6 August 2021 Cameroon v Uganda Bowler Mankads four batters BBC Sport Retrieved 12 September 2021 Namibia through to semis The Namibian Retrieved 16 September 2021 Victoria Pearls book date with Zimbabwe in semis Daily Monitor Retrieved 15 September 2021 Lady Chevrons edge closer to final The Herald Retrieved 16 September 2021 Zimbabwe to face Namibia in final of T20I World Cup Africa Qualifier The Herald Retrieved 17 September 2021 Namibia beat Tanzania in thriller The Namibian Retrieved 17 September 2021 Lady Chevrons storm T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier final Women s CricZone Retrieved 17 September 2021 All round Zimbabwe beat Namibia to win T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier Women s CricZone Retrieved 19 September 2021 ICC T20 World Cup 2023 qualifiers set to begin in August 2021 Women s CricZone Retrieved 12 December 2020 a b c d e f g T20 World Cup Africa qualifier Group A Know the teams Women s CricZone Retrieved 8 September 2021 a b c d e f T20 World Cup Africa qualifers sic Group B Know the teams Women s CricZone Retrieved 8 September 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier 2021 Botswana Women ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 28 August 2021 List of Cameroon cricket national team players retained for ICC T 20 World Cup Africa Qualifier Cameroon Cricket Federation via Facebook Retrieved 31 August 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier 2021 Eswatini Women ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 7 September 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier 2021 Mozambique Women ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 28 August 2021 CricketNamibia1 18 August 2021 Capricorn Eagles Squad Announcement Cricket We are excited to announce the women s squad scheduled to represent Namibia at the T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier in Botswana in September Tweet via Twitter Final Nigeria Women s team for ICC T 20 World Cup Africa Qualifier announced Cricket Nigeria Retrieved 26 August 2021 Nhamburo summons squad for ICC world Cup Africa Qualifiers The New Times Retrieved 16 August 2021 Sierra Leone Cricket Association names 14 female players for ICC Women s T20 Cricket World Cup Qualifiers Sierra Loaded Retrieved 20 August 2021 Our Tanzanian National women s team is all set to go to the upcoming ICC 2021 Women T20 World Cup Africa qualifier to be held in Botswana Tanzania Cricket Association via Facebook Retrieved 6 September 2021 Uganda names Final 14 for Women s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers Kawowo Sports Retrieved 21 August 2021 ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier 2021 Zimbabwe Women ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 28 August 2021 a b ICC Women s T20 World Cup Africa Region Qualifier 2021 Table ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 9 September 2021 Shameelah Mosweu steals headlines as Botswana Namibia extend winning streak Women s CricZone Retrieved 10 September 2021 Zimbabwe thump Eswatini by ten wickets Tanzania Uganda register their first wins Women s CricZone Retrieved 11 September 2021 a b Gisele Ishimwe Loryn Phiri headline day 3 of Africa Qualifier as Rwanda Zimbabwe Uganda register big wins Women s CricZone Retrieved 12 September 2021 Fatuma Kibasu Wilka Mwatile star as Tanzania Namibia register huge wins in Africa Qualifier Women s CricZone Retrieved 14 September 2021 External links editSeries home at ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2021 ICC Women 27s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier amp oldid 1209330485, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
