In the International Cricket Council Men’s Cricket World Cup League, Namibia’s senior men’s cricket side, the Eagles, will play the Netherlands on Thursday and Canada on Saturday in an attempt to recover.
Last week, the team had a difficult game, losing to the Netherlands by 53 runs on Friday and then to Canada by a slim margin with three balls left.
Namibia now sits in sixth place on the log with 12 points, 10 points behind the table-topping United States of America, as a result of these back-to-back losses.
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With 22 points from 16 games, the Americans are in the lead.
Gerhard Erasmus, the captain of Namibia, reflected on Friday’s game and said that his team did not play at its best against the Netherlands.
“For the most part of the match, we played good cricket. Sadly, we were unable to form solid alliances to exert pressure on them,” he said.
Even though the weekend’s weather wasn’t perfect, he denied that it was a significant factor in Namibia’s difficulties.
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It wasn’t a significant influence because we frequently compete in these conditions. He remarked, “I believe we simply had bad luck that day.”
Erasmus maintains his optimism while emphasising the importance of preparation as they get ready for their upcoming games.
It’s about supporting our abilities, having faith in our planning, and correctly carrying out our strategy. Our workforce is of high calibre. All we have to do is start over, make some changes, and turn things around,” he stated.
Nepal, Oman, Scotland, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States are among the eight teams who compete in the World League 2.
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Through December 2026, each team will participate in 36 one-day international matches over nine triangular series.
The final four teams advance to the 2027 World Cup after the top four advance to a 10-nation World Cup qualifier. Along with the top four teams from the Cricket World Cup Challenge League, the lowest four teams can also advance to the Qualifier, but they will need to do so through the Cricket World Cup Qualifier Playoff.
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