Uganda Women face Tanzania Women in the 3rd Place Playoff of Africa Qualifiers 2025. Check match details and where to watch live.
Uganda Women and Tanzania Women are going to fight it out for the third place in Division 1 Africa Qualifiers at Namibia Cricket Ground, Windhoek. The eagerly awaited match will be played on September 6, 2025, at 1:00 PM IST, which will be an enthralling encounter as both sides want to end their campaign on a high note.
Uganda Women kicked off their campaign with decisive victories against Kenya and Rwanda but fell short in the knockout phase, missing out on qualification to the final. Tanzania Women, meanwhile, proved to have grit during the group phase, exemplified by their thrilling last-ball win over Uganda earlier in the competition.
Though both sides will be disappointed at not getting a qualification triumph, this playoff presents an opportunity for redemption and pride. The two teams have been closely matched in the past, with Tanzania Women enjoying a narrow advantage of having won six of the ten T20Is they have contested against each other, while Uganda have won four.
Fans in India can watch the live bronze medal playoff match on the FanCode app and site. The streaming will have the full Division 1 Africa Qualifiers coverage, making it possible for people to watch the match online from anywhere.
The 3rd place fixture of Uganda Women vs Tanzania Women will not be broadcast on TV channels anywhere in India. The fans will have to depend on OTT platforms to watch the match.
A seasoned all-rounder, Musamali has featured in 112 T20Is, amassing 1,457 runs with one century and two fifties. She has also contributed 21 wickets, making her one of Uganda’s most dependable performers.
Mbabazi’s 106 T20I appearances underline her experience. With 1,327 runs and 114 wickets, she brings balance with both bat and ball. Her knack for breakthroughs makes her a key figure in Uganda’s setup.
Only 18, Qwele has already been a go-to performer for the Tanzanian team. With 47 wickets at 11.44 and a high of 4/7, her bowling could be the deciding factor.
A regular fixture, Omary has scored 853 runs in 63 T20Is with three half-centuries. She offers solidity in the middle order and continues to be Tanzania's batting mainstay.
The Windhoek Namibia Cricket Ground normally provides an evenly paced surface, though with a slight inclination towards batters. Batting sides normally aim to score competitive scores. The weather report promises a hot but sunny day, without any rains interruption likely, providing smooth flow throughout the game.
Agnes Joseph Qwele, Fatuma Omary Kibasu, Hudaa Mrisho Omary, Jenipher Gabriel Kimaro, Mwanamvua Hamis Ushanga, Janet Mbabazi, Proscovia Alako, Consy Aweko Nimungu, Stephanie Nampiina, Kevin Amuge, Ritah Musamali.
Uganda Women: Janet Mbabazi, Proscovia Alako, Immaculate Nakisuuyi, Consy Aweko Nimungu, Naume Jane Amongin, Stephanie Nampiina, Kevin Amuge, Esther Iloku, Sarah Akiteng, Ritah Musamali, Malisa Ariokot, Kevin Awino, Phiona Kulume, Irene Mutonyi.
Tanzania Women: Agnes Joseph Qwele, Fatuma Omary Kibasu, Hudaa Mrisho Omary, Jenipher Gabriel Kimaro, Mwanamvua Hamis Ushanga, Nasra Hamza Mohamedi, Nasra Nassoro Saidi, Neema Justine Pius, Perice Zakayo Kamunya, Saum Godfrey Mtae, Saumu Azizi Borakambi, Sheila Shamte Kizito, Shufaa Hamza Mohamedi, Sophia Frank Jerome.
