…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.

…As Uganda Proves Too Strong  Yet Again

By Musa Ehizojie Bodie

Nigeria vs Uganda (Match 5)

Nigeria and Uganda played their last game of the tri-series, with many hoping for a favorable results against the cranes. Unfortunately, the result was the same leaving a lot to ponder.

Uganda won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring their highest total in the tournament thus far of 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs.
Nigeria started well with the ball to ensure that Uganda was on 51 runs in the 9.2 overs. The next 3 overs was a nightmare as the Cranes raced to 100 runs by 13.1 overs. From there, it was a freefall as boundaries were scored every other over to leave Nigeria with a daunting task in the second innings.

Saud Islam scored 75 runs off 61 balls, strongly supported by Dinesh Nakrani with 60 runs off 33 balls, as the best batting statistics for Uganda.

Prosper Useni continues to shine with the ball taking 2 wickets yet again with Abolarin Rasheed providing supports with 2 wickets as well.

In the second innings, Nigeria responded well with the bat after getting to 50 runs in 11.4 overs. Fall of wicket continued to hinder any potential fight back, leaving the required run rate per over well over 13 runs per over.

Nigeria eventually finished with 117 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in 20 overs.

Sesan Adedeji, the most consistent batsman for Nigeria in a while now played a master stroke innings, carefully crafting an impressive 66 runs off 55 balls, scoring eight 4’s and one 6.

Henry Ssenyondo got 4 wickets, conceding 9 runs in 4 overs, and Gerald Mubiru got 2 wickets for 24 runs in 4 overs for Uganda.

Uganda won by 55 runs

MUSA EHIZOJE BODIE is the
Public  Relations  Officer of the Nigeria Cricket Federation (NCF), he wrote from Abuja.