Namibia Women

Uganda Women

Sune Wittmann

Kayleen Green

Wilka Mwatile

Jurriene Diergaardt

Sylvia Shihepo

Eveleen Kejarukua

Victoria Hamunyela

Edelle Van Zyl

Merczerly Gorases

Mekelaye Mwatile

Naomi Benjamin

Bianca Manuel

Saima Tuhadeleni

Sarafia Handiba

Alexa Vorster

Sune Alet Wittmann

Malawi Women

Botswana Cricket Association Oval 2, Gaborone

Germany Women

80 by Sune Wittmann v Germany Women on July 3, 2022 - Namibia Women beat Germany Women by 150 runs

Sportclub Krefeld 1905 e.V. Cricket Ground, Krefeld

Netherlands Women

4/18 by Wilka Mwatile v Netherlands Women on June 30, 2022 - Namibia Women beat Netherlands Women by 3 wickets

VCC Voorburg

Yasmeen Khan - (498 runs for Namibia Women)

Yasmeen Khan

Victoria Hamunyela - (19 wickets for Namibia Women)

Botswana Women

93* by Sune Wittmann v Botswana Women on June 8, 2021 - r

Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali

Sierra Leone Women

86* by Kayleen Green v Sierra Leone Women on September 3, 2025 - r

High Performance Oval, Windhoek

80 by Sune Wittmann v Germany Women on July 3, 2022 - r

Cameroon Women

5/6 by Wilka Mwatile v Cameroon Women on September 14, 2021 - w

5/10 by Sune Wittmann v Uganda Women on April 23, 2022 - r

Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek

China Women

4/6 by Wilka Mwatile v China Women on December 5, 2024 - w

Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok

93* by Sune Wittmann v Botswana Women on June 8, 2021 - Namibia Women beat Botswana Women by 65 runs

5/6 by Wilka Mwatile v Cameroon Women on September 14, 2021 - Namibia Women beat Cameroon Women by 8 wickets

5/10 by Sune Wittmann v Uganda Women on April 23, 2022 - Namibia Women beat Uganda Women by 28 runs

Sune Wittmann - (531 runs for Namibia Women)

Kayleen Green - (23 wickets for Namibia Women)

86* by Kayleen Green v Sierra Leone Women on September 3, 2025 - Namibia Women beat Sierra Leone Women by 152 runs

Papua New Guinea Women

3/8 by Sylvia Shihepo v Papua New Guinea Women on January 24, 2026 - Papua New Guinea Women beat Namibia Women by 3 wickets

Mulpani Cricket Ground, Kathmandu

Bangladesh Women

Hong Kong, China Women

Ireland Women

Nigeria Women

Scotland Women

Tanzania Women

Thailand Women

United Arab Emirates Women

USA Women

Zimbabwe Women

Sune Wittmann - (513 runs for Namibia Women)

Mekelaye Mwatile - (17 wickets for Namibia Women)

Irene van Zyl

Adri van der Merwe

Yasmeen Khan - (1264 runs for Namibia Women)

Wilka Mwatile - (53 wickets for Namibia Women)

Kenya Women

Lesotho Women

Malaysia Women

Mozambique Women

Nepal Women

Rwanda Women

Yasmeen Khan - (2052 runs for Namibia Women)

Sune Wittmann - (1904 runs for Namibia Women)

Kayleen Green - (1359 runs for Namibia Women)

Wilka Mwatile - (90 wickets for Namibia Women)

Kayleen Green - (83 wickets for Namibia Women)

Victoria Hamunyela - (64 wickets for Namibia Women)

Nepal - Mulpani Cricket Ground, Kathmandu

Namibia - Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek

Namibia - United Cricket Club Ground, Windhoek

Malaysia - Selangor Turf Club, Kuala Lumpur

Netherlands - VCC Voorburg

Netherlands - Sportpark Harga, Schiedam

United Arab Emirates - Dubai International Stadium, Dubai

Scotland - Forthill, Dundee

Germany - Sportclub Krefeld 1905 e.V. Cricket Ground, Krefeld

Ghana - Achimota Senior Secondary School A Field, Accra

Ghana - Achimota Senior Secondary School B Field, Accra

Namibia - Namibia Cricket Ground, Windhoek

Namibia - High Performance Oval, Windhoek

Zimbabwe - Harare Sports Club, Harare

United Arab Emirates - ICC Academy, Dubai

Zimbabwe - Old Hararians, Harare

Zimbabwe - Takashinga Sports Club, Harare

Nepal - Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur

Thailand - Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok

Thailand - Asian Institute of Technology Ground, Bangkok

Namibia - Sparta Recreational Club, Walvis Bay

Hong Kong - Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok

Uganda - Entebbe Cricket Oval, Entebbe

Rwanda - Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali

Botswana - Botswana Cricket Association Oval 1, Gaborone

Botswana - Botswana Cricket Association Oval 2, Gaborone

Scotland - Arbroath Sporting Club, Aberdeen

Scotland - Lochlands, Arbroath

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The BCCI has appointed Subhadeep Ghosh as Team India's new fielding coach, replacing T Dilip ahead of the Sri Lanka tour.

Subhadeep Ghosh replaces T Dilip after the BCCI reviewed India's below-par fielding performances during the UK tour.

Ghosh brings vast experience, having worked with the NCA, Delhi Capitals, Kolkata Knight Riders, and India's U19 World Cup and Asian Games-winning teams.

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Subhadeep Ghosh replaces T Dilip as India's new fielding coach

Team India's coaching setup has undergone another change as fielding coach T Dilip departs alongside assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate ahead of the Sri Lanka tour.

T Dilip's tenure ends after his contract expired following the England white-ball series.

Ryan ten Doeschate stepped down for personal reasons and is expected to rejoin Kolkata Knight Riders ahead of IPL 2027.

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Another exit before Sri Lanka tour as T Dilip leaves India coaching staff

Ryan ten Doeschate has stepped down as India's assistant coach and is set to reunite with Kolkata Knight Riders ahead of IPL 2027.


Ryan ten Doeschate reportedly resigned due to personal reasons despite receiving a contract extension from the BCCI.

The former Netherlands international is expected to rejoin KKR, where he previously won multiple IPL titles as both a player and coach.

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Ryan ten Doeschate resigns from India coaching staff ahead of Sri Lanka tour

Football

FIFA World Cup 2026

Gianni Infantino defended FIFA's handling of the 2026 World Cup while dismissing critics despite the tournament being overshadowed by multiple controversies.


Gianni Infantino urged critics to "watch a football match" instead of "spending time hating" FIFA after the 2026 World Cup.

FIFA faced criticism over visa restrictions, ticket pricing, and Folarin Balogun's overturned suspension during the tournament.

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Gianni Infantino fires back at critics after controversial FIFA World Cup 2026

Others

Gurindervir Singh's coach apologised to the nation after the Indian sprinter's early Commonwealth Games 100m exit and urged fans to continue supporting him.


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