Author: Priya Menon
Priya produces match previews and prediction content for women’s cricket. She highlights key match-ups, venue factors, and likely team combinations in a clear, fan-friendly format.
Mozambique Women secured a hard-fought 23-run victory over Botswana Women in a low-scoring contest during the sixth match of the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026 in Gaborone. The win was shaped by disciplined bowling and key contributions with the bat after a challenging start. Mozambique Recover After Early Setbacks Asked to bat first, Mozambique struggled early as Botswana’s bowlers struck quickly. Palmira Cuinica was dismissed for a duck at 5/1, and Olga Mondlane followed with 8 off 15 balls, leaving the side at 15/2 in 4.1 overs. Tuelo Shadrack led the bowling effort with figures of 2/17 in her four…
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has unveiled the inaugural T20 Hall of Fame, recognising the standout figures who have defined domestic T20 cricket across more than two decades in England and Wales. From its early experimental phase in 2003 to the packed stadiums of today, the format has produced a generation of players now set to be honoured through this initiative. A 12-player shortlist has been announced, combining long-term consistency with match-winning impact, and reflecting the evolution of the domestic game across both men’s and women’s competitions. Star-Studded Shortlist Across Formats On the men’s side, the nominees include…
Lesotho Women registered their first victory of the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026 with a dominant all-round performance against Zambia Women in the seventh match at Botswana Cricket Association Oval 1, Gaborone, on April 7. After winning the toss, captain Maneo Nyabela opted to bowl first—a decision that proved decisive as Lesotho’s disciplined bowling unit restricted Zambia to a modest total. Bowlers Set the Tone with Clinical Effort Lesotho’s attack delivered a collective performance to keep Zambia under pressure throughout the innings. Boitumelo Tlali (2/4) and Boitumelo Phelenyane (2/12) led the charge, while skipper Nyabela contributed with figures of 1/7.…
Brazil Women delivered a comprehensive all-round performance to defeat Malawi Women by 136 runs in the fifth match of the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026 in Gaborone. Opting to bat first, Brazil made a strong start through their opening pair. Lindsay Boas set the tone with an aggressive 36 off 22 balls, striking six boundaries, while Evelyn Muller contributed 13 off 15 deliveries. The duo added 62 runs in 4.5 overs before Boas was dismissed by Praise Maziya. Muller followed soon after at 70/2 in 6.5 overs, also falling to Maziya. Cardoso Anchors as Brazil Build Competitive Total Following the…
Botswana Women delivered a dominant all-round display to defeat Lesotho Women by 161 runs in the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026, combining strong batting with a relentless bowling effort. The innings began with a steady approach as Laura Mophakedi anchored the top order with 57 off 43 balls, striking seven boundaries. Botswana built a solid platform despite losing an early wicket at 34/1, when Oratile Kgeresi was dismissed for 5 by Lindiwe Polaki. Wendy Moutswi added momentum with 23 off 19 balls, helping the side reach 89 before the second wicket fell. Captain Tuelo Shadrack contributed 17 off 19 deliveries,…
The USA women’s cricket team have named a 14-player squad for the Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026 in Entebbe, scheduled from April 9 to 15, as they aim to regain momentum following a challenging run in recent international fixtures. The tri-series tournament, featuring hosts Uganda and Uganda A, will be played at Entebbe Cricket Oval and provides an important opportunity for the USA side to prepare for upcoming ICC pathway events. USA Women Squad for Easter T20 Cup 2026 The squad maintains a familiar core, with captain Aditiba Chudasama leading the side alongside experienced all-rounders Ritu Singh and Gargi Bhogle.…
Palmira Cuinica’s All-Round Display Powers Mozambique Women to 144-Run Win Over Zambia
Mozambique Women produced a dominant all-round performance to defeat Zambia Women by 144 runs in the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026, delivering a one-sided display with both bat and ball. Mozambique’s innings began with an early setback when Olga Mondlane was dismissed for 5 off 8 balls at 17/1 in 2.3 overs, with Mercy Nguni providing the breakthrough. However, the momentum soon shifted decisively through a commanding second-wicket partnership between Palmira Cuinica and Amelia Mundundo. Cuinica and Mundundo Build Match-Defining Stand The pair added 132 runs for the second wicket, taking control of the innings and putting Mozambique in a…
Uganda Announce Strong Squad for Easter Women’s T20 Cup in Entebbe, Mbabazi to Captain
Uganda have named a 14-player squad for the Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026, set to take place in Entebbe from April 9 to 15, as they continue to build on their recent progress in international cricket. The tournament, featuring Uganda A and the United States women’s team, will be held at Entebbe Cricket Oval and offers an important opportunity for the hosts to fine-tune their preparations ahead of upcoming ICC events. Uganda Squad for Easter Women’s T20 Cup 2026 Uganda enter the competition with a settled core group. Captain Janet Mbabazi continues to play a key role, while Ritah Musamali…
Malawi Women delivered a commanding performance to defeat Lesotho Women by nine wickets in the second match of the Kalahari Women’s T20 Tournament 2026 at Botswana Cricket Association Oval 2 in Gaborone. The tournament, which began on April 6 and runs until April 11, saw Malawi, led by Euless Chiralile, take on Maneo Nyabela’s Lesotho side. Earlier, Brazil, captained by Carolina Nascimento, had beaten Botswana by 83 runs in the opening match at Oval 1. Malawi captain Chiralile won the toss and chose to field, a decision that proved decisive as her bowlers dismantled Lesotho’s batting lineup. Praise Maziya led…
Brazil Women produced a dominant all-round performance to defeat Botswana Women by 83 runs in the opening match of the Kalahari Women’s T20I Tournament 2026 in Gaborone. The contest saw Brazil recover from an early setback to build a strong total before delivering a clinical bowling display to secure a one-sided victory. Brazil’s innings began on a shaky note as Laura Agatha was dismissed for a first-ball duck by Wendy Moutswi at 1/1 in 0.2 overs. The early pressure continued when Lindsay Boas, after scoring a quick 7 off 5 balls, also fell to Moutswi, leaving the side at 19/2…