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Playing at the batsman friendly Kowloon Cricket Club, Uganda’s bowlers defied the conditions with a disciplined attack led by left-arm spinner Henry Ssenyondo.
Uganda’s impressive run in the ICC CWC Challenge League B second round continued with a commanding 8 wicket victory over Singapore on Monday.
With Pace ballers earlier fronted to be the difference in the tournament, Ssenyondo’s exceptional performance saw him comeback strong as a spinner, claiming 4 wickets for just 36 runs in 9 overs, effectively dismantling Singapore’s batting line up with signs of him replicating his first round form In Uganda
Ssenyondo bowling.
The win that was achieved with 56 balls to spare, reinforced Uganda’s dominance in the tournament following their earlier victory over Bahrain.
Game 2 – Result
- Singapore Vs Uganda
Singapore 243/9 in 50 overs
Uganda 245/2 in 40.4 overs
Uganda won by 8 wickets (with 56 balls to spare)
Despite strong contributions from Aman Desai (66) and Ishaan Swaney (64), Singapore could only post 243/9 in 50 overs.
Ssenyondo’s control and variations proved instrumental in stifling Singapore’s momentum, earning him praise as the standout bowler.
He was well supported by Cosmas Kyewuta and Kenneth Waiswa, who chipped in with crucial wickets.
Cosmas Kyewuta with the pace.
Chasing 244, Uganda’s top order displayed composure and precision. Raghav Dhawan, continuing his fine form, anchored the innings with an unbeaten 71 off 66 balls, while Alpesh Ramjani contributed a vital 67 off 61 balls.
Their unbroken 121-run partnership ensured Uganda reached 245/2 in just 40.4 overs.
Craig Williams, Uganda’s High Performance Consultant, praised the team’s adaptability, highlighting the bowlers’ discipline and the batsmen’s well-paced chase.
The team celebrating the 121 unbroken patnership’s efforts.
Ssenyondo, reflecting on his performance, expressed confidence in his abilities and his commitment to stepping up for the team.
With this victory, Uganda tops the league table with 13 points as they prepare to face Italy on Wednesday.
Their sights remain firmly set on securing a place in the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup playoffs.
