Nepal and Namibia are competing in the second match of the Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series in Uganda on March 8, 2025. Nepal’s captain, Indu Barma, won the toss and decided to bat first. The playing elevens for both teams have been announced, along with their full squads. Fans can watch the match live on Sports Box’s YouTube Channel.
Nepal and Namibia are set to compete in the second match of the Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series at the Entebbe Cricket Ground in Uganda on March 8, 2025. The series features teams aiming to showcase their skills in women’s cricket on an international platform.
During the toss, Nepal’s captain, Indu Barma, won the decision and chose to bat first, a strategic move that could potentially set the tone for the match.
The playing eleven for Nepal includes: Samjhana Khadka, Rubina Chhetry, Puja Mahato, Indu Barma (captain and wicketkeeper), Alisha Yadav, Ishwori Bist, Kabita Joshi, Rachana Chaudhary, Rajmati Airee, Riya Sharma, and Roma Thapa.
Namibia’s team comprises: Jurriene Diergaardt, Edelle Van Zyl, Kayleen Green, Mekelaye Mwatile, Merczerly Gorases, Naomi Benjamin, Saima Tuhadeleni, Sune Wittmann (captain), Sylvia Shihepo, Wilka Mwatile, and Yasmeen Khan.
The full squads for both teams are as follows: Nepal’s squad features Indu Barma (c), Alisha Yadav (wk), Riya Sharma, and more. Meanwhile, Namibia includes Sune Wittmann (c), Merczerly Gorases (wk), Kayleen Green, and others.
Cricket enthusiasts are invited to watch the live stream of the Nepal vs Namibia match through Sports Box’s YouTube Channel, ensuring that fans do not miss out on this exciting matchup during the Women’s T20 Quadrangular Series in Uganda.
The Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series match between Nepal and Namibia promises to deliver exciting cricket action. With Nepal’s captain winning the toss and opting to bat first, both teams are poised to demonstrate their skills on this significant platform. Fans can enjoy the match live on Sports Box’s YouTube Channel, showcasing the growing popularity and competitiveness of women’s cricket.
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