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The CU Women’s National League Division One action in Jinja saw hosts Jinja SSS Cricket Club produce a commanding all-round performance to complete a clean double over Tornado Bees Cricket Club. Inspired batting efforts from Stephanie Nampina and Elizabeth Acheng, combined with disciplined bowling, ensured Jinja SSS dictated both contests from start to finish.
Morning Fixture – Jinja SSS vs Tornado Bees CC
Result: Jinja SSS 92/1 beat Tornado Bees CC 40/5 by 52 runs
Tornado Bees opted to bowl first after winning the toss, but Jinja SSS capitalised on home advantage to post a strong 92 for 1 in 10 overs.
Elizabeth Acheng held the innings together with an unbeaten 42 off 31 balls, while Stephanie Nampina provided early fireworks with a rapid 43 off 26 deliveries, laying a solid foundation for the hosts.
In reply, Tornado Bees struggled to build partnerships as Jinja SSS maintained tight bowling lines and consistent pressure. Despite brief resistance, they were limited to 40 for 5 in their 10 overs, resulting in a comfortable 52-run win for the hosts.
Afternoon Fixture – Jinja SSS vs Tornado Bees CC
Result: Jinja SSS 123/4 beat Tornado Bees CC 73/7 by 50 runs
In the second encounter, Jinja SSS continued their strong form after batting first, reaching 123 for 4 in 20 overs. Asha Mukite led the innings with a fluent 53 off 46 balls, supported by Sheila Namagoba’s 17 and steady contributions throughout the lineup.
Chasing 124, Tornado Bees showed slightly improved resistance but continued to lose wickets at key intervals. Sandra Acwao top-scored with 17, while Anna Nyapendi contributed 20, though the chase lacked sustained momentum.
Jinja SSS stayed in control with disciplined bowling and sharp fielding, restricting Tornado Bees to 73 for 7 in 20 overs to seal a comprehensive 50-run victory and complete the double.
Overall Summary
Tornado Bees endured a challenging day in Jinja as Jinja SSS delivered a complete team performance across both fixtures. Strong batting foundations, key individual displays, and disciplined bowling ensured the hosts dominated proceedings from start to finish and secured a convincing home double.
