The captain of the Richelieu Eagles, Gerhard Erasmus, said the team representing Namibia at the ICC Men's T20 Cricket World Cup is well-balanced and raring to hit the ground running.
Cricket Namibia announced their 16-man Richelieu Eagles squad for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 Cricket World Cup set to be held in the USA and the West Indies.
The Richelieu Eagles, Namibia's Senior National Men's Cricket Team, are intensifying their training for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup in the West Indies. Players are pleased with the progress of their preparation.
The Eagles are gearing up for their third T20 Cricket World Cup, taking place in the West Indies and the USA in June. They have been diligently training for the tournament.
Johan Muller, the CEO of Cricket Namibia, said that it is pleasing to see how the sport has been growing over the last three years.
While the Richelieu Eagles have become a proper T20 side and their 50 overs format coming together, the Capricorn Eagles have also seen their stoke rise over the past two years.
The Richelieu Eagles final match against the Netherlands in the T20i Triangular Series was rained out at the TU Cricket Ground in Nepal.
In Sunday's match the Netherlands won the toss and send the Richelieu Eagles to bat first.
The Richelieu Eagles lost against the Netherlands by 56 runs in the second match of the T20i Triangular Series.
The Richelieu Eagles came into today's match at the back of a fine win against Nepal in the opening match of the Triangular Series.
The Chief Executive Officer of Cricket Namibia says they are proud of the work Coach Pierre de Bruyn has done with the Richelieu Eagles since he took over the reins over the national team.
The players of the Richelieu Eagles express their pride and privilege in securing qualification for their third ICC T20 Men's World Cup.
They are determined to make the most of this opportunity and continue to make their fans proud.
Following the conclusion of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier, hosted by Namibia from November 22nd to 30th at Wanderers and United, the players are taking a well-deserved break after two weeks of intense cricket.
The Richelieu Eagles, representing Namibia, have once again secured their place in the ICC T20 Men's Cricket World Cup, which is set to take place in the West Indies and USA in 2024. This remarkable achievement marks their third consecutive qualification for the prestigious tournament.
The Richelieu Eagles extended their winning streak to four games in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier as they emerged victorious against Kenya by six wickets. This triumph keeps them on track in their journey to qualify for the 2024 T20 World Cup.
The match on Monday showcased two unbeaten teams battling it out on the field. Kenya managed to reach a total of 104 for six in their allotted 20 overs. In response, the Richelieu Eagles chased down the target of 105 runs, maintaining their perfect winning record.
Learners from People's Primary School in Katutura had an exciting opportunity to engage with the Richelieu Eagles in Ashburton Kwata Mini Cricket action. The Richelieu Eagles are currently hosting the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifiers, where they will compete against Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe for a spot in next year's ICC T20 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies and USA.
