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Match Report|2 min read|Friday, 6 November 2026

Malisa Ariokot's 3-Wicket Haul Seals It for Uganda Women

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Women's Victoria T20I Series

Namibia Women

73/9 (20)

Uganda Women

74/6 (19.3)

Uganda Women won by 4 wickets

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Uganda Women have won by 4 wickets. Namibia Women batted first and posted 73/9 in 20 overs. Uganda Women chased down 74 in just 19.3 overs.

Namibia Women struggled through their innings, losing wickets at regular intervals. Naomi Benjamin top-scored with 20* off 33 balls (SR 61), but lacked support from the other end. The powerplay yielded 33 runs — early wickets put them under pressure from the start.

In the chase, Rita Musamali anchored the innings with 42 off 55 balls. It was a measured knock that kept Uganda Women on track despite losing wickets around him.

With the ball, Malisa Ariokot delivered figures of 3/9 in 4 overs (Econ 2.3). Crucial breakthroughs at key moments that shifted the momentum.

With the series level at 1-1, the next match promises to be an absolute cracker.

The Turning Point

The match was effectively decided in the first innings itself. Losing 9 wickets for just 73 put Namibia Women on the back foot from the start, and the chase was never in doubt.

Key Performers

Rita MusamaliBatting

42* off 55 balls (SR 76), 4 fours, 0 sixes

Malisa AriokotBowling

3/9 in 4 overs (Econ: 2.25)

Naomi BenjaminBatting

20* off 33 balls (SR 61), 0 fours, 0 sixes

Verdict

Uganda Women showed composure when it mattered most and deserve this victory. Namibia Women were outplayed in all departments. A 4 wickets defeat lays bare the gaps in their game — the batting lacked application and the bowling had no answers. Plenty of hard conversations ahead of the next match. With the series level at 1-1, the next match promises to be an absolute cracker.

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