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Baby Victoria Pearls finish third at World Cup Qualifiers (opens the original)
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The Baby Victoria Pearls finished third at the U-19 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers in Tanzania after defeating Rwanda by seven wickets. In the 3rd/4th playoff match, Uganda won the toss and elected to bowl first. Rwanda rallied on the willow of Captain Fanny Utagushimaninde (21), but once she departed, the rest of the team couldn’t deal with Uganda’s slow bowling. Sheila Namagoba (3/5) and Blessing Apio (2/11) were the pick of the bowlers for Uganda. In the run chase, despite no contributions from
Baby Victoria Pearls walk past Malawi to set up semifinal date with Zimbabwe (opens the original)
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Uganda’s Baby Victoria Pearls barely broke a sweat in their final group game against Malawi, winning by 10 wickets. The Baby Victoria Pearls needed a win to consolidate second place and ensure they were out of reach of the hosts, Tanzania, in third place. Uganda won the toss and elected to bowl. Malawi started briskly, racing to 30/1 inside 7 overs, but when the wheels came off, it went downhill till they were bundled out for just 44. Sarah Tino (3/7), Devine Gabriella Nyamer (3/7) and Sheila Na
Baby Victoria Pearls remain in contention with win against hosts Tanzania (opens the original)
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Uganda’s Baby Victoria Pearls keep their World Cup hopes alive with a five-wicket win against the hosts, Tanzania. In a must-win clash for the youngsters, the slow bowling options of Michelle Ariago (2/8), Sarah Tino (2/10) and Sheila Namagoba (2/11) were destructive, limiting Tanzania to 41 all out. In the reply, Uganda lost its top order very cheaply, and at 12/5 they were reeling until Joan Ilora (14 not out) and Irene Mutonyi (9 not out) took care of business to bring up a five-wicket win. T
Shree knockout Mwiri, Jinja SS go past Ntare to set up mouth-watering finale (opens the original)
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Busoga College Mwiri will have to wait another year for a 21st crown after being run over by a very well-prepared Shree Sahajanand School. Shree was able to avenge last year’s semifinal loss to Mwiri in a commanding win. Shree batted first and were in trouble at 76/6, but a rear-guard resistance pushed the total to a huge total of 147/9 in their quota of 20 overs. Mwiri lost their reliable Ryan Agaba on the first ball of the second innings, and it was downhill from thereon; they eventually finis
Mwiri, Jinja SS, Shree and Ntare School start strong in Super 8 (opens the original)
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Schools Cricket Week | Matchday 4 Results Busoga College Mwiri continued its quest for the 21st Schools Cricket Week crown with a grinding result against rivals St John’s Kauga in a repeat of last year’s final. Mwiri are in Group A of the Super 8 alongside Jinja SSS and Lango College. The defending champions needed a result like this to send a message to the rest of the competition that they will not give up their title easily. They will face their Eastern rivals, Jinja SSS, in a fierce battle a
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