Zimbabwe dominated the U19 Capricorn Eagles in the ongoing T20 Series as the visitors completed a convincing six nil whitewash.

The U19 Capricorn Eagles entered yesterday's match trailing Zimbabwe 4-0 after the visitors dominated the hosts with both bat and ball to take a commanding lead at the HP Oval.

Zimbabwe won the opening match by 96 runs and followed it up with a 103-run victory.

They continued their winning streak by winning the third and fourth matches, sealing the series with two matches to spare.

The Women's National Cricket Team, the U19 Capricorn Eagles, started the T20 Series on the wrong foot as they lost their first two opening games against visiting Zimbabwe.

In the ongoing six-match T20 Series hosted at the HP Oval, the U19 Capricorn Eagles faced Zimbabwe in their first game played on Monday.

The Women's U19 National Cricket Team, will be known as the U19 Capricorn Eagles after Capricorn Group became the official sponsor of the team. 

The sponsorship was announced at a press conference in Windhoek. The team will play Zimbabwe in a six-match T20 series from June 17th to 23rd at the HP Oval. Before their opening match against Zimbabwe, the team received a morale boost with the news of Capricorn Group's sponsorship. 

Capricorn Group has shown its support for cricket, particularly women's cricket.

The Capricorn Eagles are gearing up for the 2023 ICC Women's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier, which will be held in Uganda in December. This tournament serves as a qualification process for the 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup.

The team has been diligently preparing for the upcoming qualifier, including participating in the Dubai tournament as part of their preparations. Coach Francois Van Der Merwe mentioned that training has been ongoing, with the team utilizing every available opportunity to ensure the players are in top shape.

The Capricorn Eagles won the toss and chose to bat first but Uganda had other ideas as they kept taking wickets. At one point, the Namibian team members found themselves four wickets down for 47 runs.

Ugandan bowlers continued taking more wickets and restricted Namibia from putting up decent partnerships.

It was a day to forget for the Capricorn Eagles players as their batting did not go according to plan.

And as Uganda kept picking holes in the Capricorn Eagles' batting more wickets fell to leave the host at 94 all out.

The Capricorn Eagles are engaged in final preparations for the upcoming Women's quadrangular series, which will take place from the 24th of April to the 2nd of May at the United Cricket Grounds.

With one week to go before the quadrangular series starts, the Capricorn Eagles have stepped up preparations ahead of the competition.