Canada-Namibia T20 Cricket Match Canceled Again Due to Weather

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For the second time in a week, the T20 cricket match between Canada and Namibia was canceled due to poor weather. Previously, Namibia won a weather-shortened game against Canada. Both teams plan to reschedule matches over the weekend. Namibia ranks 15th and Canada 21st in T20 play compared to previous weather disruptions affecting Canada’s matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series.

WINDHOEK — Canada’s T20 cricket match against Namibia faced cancellation for the second time this week due to inclement weather. The series opener earlier in the week was also called off, while Namibia secured a victory in a weather-shortened match on Wednesday. Winning the toss, Namibia chose to field, containing Canada to 145 for eight in their 15 overs, led by Yuvraj Samra’s 37 runs.

In the shortened match, Namibia successfully chased down the target, reaching 146 for seven. Zane Green notably scored two runs off Canadian bowler Kaleem Sana on the final ball of Namibia’s innings, contributing significantly to the team’s victory. The teams are set to play again over the weekend in Windhoek, where weather conditions will remain a key factor.

As per the International Cricket Council (ICC), Namibia is ranked 15th and Canada stands at 21st in T20 rankings. Additionally, weather disruptions previously impacted Canada’s games against the Netherlands in the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series, resulting in two canceled matches. At present, Canada holds a record of 9 wins and 5 losses in the eight-team World League table, with two games resulting in no results.

The cancellation of the Canada-Namibia T20 cricket match due to inclement weather highlights the ongoing challenges posed by weather conditions in the sport. Despite the interruptions, both teams are eager to compete in upcoming matches scheduled for the weekend. As they navigate these conditions, future games will be crucial for both teams’ standings in international rankings.

Original Source: medicinehatnews.com

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