Under-19 cricket coach remains hopeful

Thursday, September 15, 2016

Despite losing their opening match Under- 19 cricket coach, Joseph Angara remains confident his troops will sail through the storm at the ICC Africa Division II qualifiers that is underway in Benoni, South Africa. Botswana lost its opening match to Ghana by eight wickets after being bowled out for 120 but made a strong come back in the second match, beating Rwanda by 196 runs.

Botswana had scored 301 runs in their 50 overs but Rwanda wilted to 105 all out.

“The boys are still in. The mood never changed after the first game. Nothing is extra ordinary from other teams. We have to keep it simple and do all the basics right.

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