Namibia and Uganda Women Renew Their Rivalry for the Title

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Some duels just don't require an introduction and Namibia Women vs Uganda Women is certainly one of those. The two sides have now faced each other ten times in the recent past, and it's been an equal split: five wins each. That history was on full display earlier this very Quadrangular Series as the two teams had one of the finest partnerships in the 20 overs, 1st over ending in a draw before the difficult super over for Namibia. Now everyone is into the business on the highest of settings as the trophy itself is up for grabs at High-Performance Oval in Windhoek, both teams have the opportunity to add the next nail to their list of achievements in this fierce rivalry on the biggest platform available in the tournament.You can use the Reddy Anna ID  for accessing the schedule of all the cricket matches.

Namibia Women

Namibia, who took the World Cup by storm with that impressive nine wicket victory over Tanzania and that jaw-dropping super-over win over the same Ugandan squad they now face in the World Cup final, are in excellent form having recorded only one loss in all four games of their group-stage campaign. Captain Sune Wittmann has led a very calm and steady side this tournament and this time against the hosts he knew the consequence of that match very well, and he did come out on top despite a loss by just eight points.

Namibia boasts well-coloured side for both disciplines. There is little doubt that Kayleen Greens bowling is the pain of opposition sides during this series and since the margins have been ebbing and flowing in this game over the years, her loss could play a pivotal role. The attack with Mwatile and the pair of Naomis bringing variety to it as bat and ball have seen opposition totals contained all season and it has got further all-round value around its core with players such as Mekelaye Mwatile cracking through in both guises depending on the oppose. Batman Victoria Hamunyela and Eveleen Kejarukua have given solid knocks in the middle order, while wicketkeeper Merczerly Gorases is a bowler with a sharp eye to pressure which will prove invaluable in his next outing this series as the two sides playing can be extremely compact. Their group-stage performance this year will give Namibia real confidence that they can perform like that once again, as they do ahead of their future meeting with a group of opponents.

Uganda Women

The composure that required to win the closest of games has certainly featured in Uganda's path to the quarter-final of the Africa Cup of Nations, and that was just as much the case during their five-run victory against Tanzania, and, crucially, in the super over finish-off when they took the eventual group-stage winners to their knees to reach their current position. So, Uganda, who at the last look and pace managed to get through in the scariest of finishes, are certainly not going to be put off by the prospect of a match against the host, by the thunder yard wind of Windhoek, led by captain Janet Mbabazi who has been superb in this campaign.

If there is a particular player who can really make a difference in a big match for Uganda, then it is definitely the runs from the best of Rita Musamali, who would go a long way in calming a few nerves even in the first over in a big match. Sisterly partners Prosscovia Alako and Immaculate Nakisuuyi combine to back up the stumps or come back on the field to do the opposite, depending on the game situation, while wicketkeeper Esther Iloku has the stabilizing force she does. Concy Aweko is one of the biggest tournament surprises with the ball having intercepted wickets at pivotal moments and played a big part in slowing down Namibia's lethal midfielders would certainly go a long way in helping Uganda to make amends for their narrow group-stage loss. Stephani Nampiina and Asumin Akurut complete a bowling attack that could put pressure on an opponent during a third declaration and Uganda will have every reason to think this time around may be different as the game between the two teams was so close before.

Stadium Factor

The ground won at the High Performance Oval in Windhoek, and the wind to be expected on their home field will be a welcome boost in this final of the quadrangular series. Generally the matchups got some of the closest decisions in this tournament and especially between these two types of matchups. Because it's all for a good cause - the trophy is up for grabs - expect a well rallied crowd, and an extra emotional aspect to a battle already littered with redraft memories of the opening fixture of this series.

Conclusion

The sides are extremely evenly matched – and previous clashes in this tournament had even to be decided in a Super Over – so it promises to be a tight one. On paper Namibia are even favourites with their superior overall group stage form and home advantage, but the team that excelled under pressure in tight finishes in the tournament table further perpetuates doubt.

In a group stage match in which the two teams are running on nerve tracks, this should hand the win to Namibia by the skin of their teeth; but it certainly will be by a similar dramatic confrontation with the hosts, as Namibia have earlier proved to be equally composed in high-pressure situations in Uganda. Rita Musamali must get another great performance and Concy Aweko must crack just at the right times then and the remainder of the match is sure to be down to the wire. Get minute to minute updates of the match by visiting Reddy Anna Book .