UGA vs GHA Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Updates For Match 8 of African Games 2024
Uganda began the tournament with a massive win over Kenya.
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Uganda (UGA) will take on Ghana (GHA) in the second game of the African Games T20 tournament. It has been a whirlwind start to the tournament as South Africa, in particular, played like true champions. Ghana didn’t have a great start, as the hosts could only see the South African batter cause carnage with the bat.
Uganda (UGA) began the tournament with a massive win over Kenya to show their rising status in World Cricket. The 72-run win was possible because of the fantastic bowling resources that Uganda have at their disposal.
Ghana (GHA) saw their inexperience come into play against the South African side. The bowlers were smashed to all parts of the ground. With the bat, none of the Ghana players could put up a decent total on the board.
Match Information
Uganda vs Ghana, Match 8
Men's African T20, 18 Mar 2024, Mon, 7:15 PM IST ,Achimota Senior Secondary School B Field, Accra
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Team Form (Last 5 matches)
Uganda
KNA
vs
UGA
Men's African T20
UGA
vs
KNA
Africa Cup T20I
BTS
vs
UGA
Africa Cup T20I
MOZ
vs
UGA
Africa Cup T20I
MLW
vs
UGA
Africa Cup T20I
Ghana
SA
vs
GHANA
Men's African T20
GHANA
vs
SLE
Africa Cup T20I
GHANA
vs
KNA
Africa Cup T20I
GMB
vs
GHANA
East-West Africa Cup Qualifiers
GHANA
vs
RND
East-West Africa Cup Qualifiers
Players Stats in current Series
Roger Mukasa
UGA - wk
230 Runs
5 Matches
Simon Ssesazi
UGA - bat
180 Runs
5 Matches
Dinesh Nakrani
UGA - all
121 Runs
5 Matches
Richmond Baaleri
GHANA - bat
55 Runs
3 Matches
Obed Harvey
GHANA - bat
47 Runs
3 Matches
James Vifah
GHANA - bat
45 Runs
3 Matches
Robinson Obuya
UGA - bat
175.00
3 Matches
Brian Masaba
UGA - bat
164.29
3 Matches
Simon Ssesazi
UGA - bat
153.85
5 Matches
Fred Achelam
UGA - wk
150.00
1 Match
Dinesh Nakrani
UGA - all
142.35
5 Matches
James Vifah
GHANA - bat
128.57
3 Matches
Alpesh Ramjani
UGA - all
13 Wkts
5 Matches
Juma Miyaji
UGA - bowl
8 Wkts
4 Matches
Bilal Hassan
UGA - bowl
7 Wkts
4 Matches
Cosmas Kyewuta
UGA - bowl
5 Wkts
4 Matches
Obed Harvey
GHANA - bat
5 Wkts
3 Matches
Henry Ssenyondo
UGA - bowl
4 Wkts
5 Matches
Alpesh Ramjani
UGA - all
3.10
5 Matches
Bilal Hassan
UGA - bowl
4.00
4 Matches
Cosmas Kyewuta
UGA - bowl
5.25
4 Matches
Kenneth Waiswa
UGA - bat
5.29
5 Matches
Dinesh Nakrani
UGA - all
5.38
5 Matches
Juma Miyaji
UGA - bowl
5.58
4 Matches
Probable Playing XI
Uganda
S Ssesazi, Cyrus Kakuru (wk), RG Mukasa, Brian Masaba (C), K Waiswa, Ronald Lutaaya, A Ramjani, DM Nakrani, H Ssenyondo, Bilal Hassan, Cosmas Kyewuta
Bench : Fred Achelam, Pascal Murungi, R Obuya, Riazat Ali Shah, Juma Miyaji, I Mwebaze, F Nsubuga, RB Patel, Jonathan Ssebanja, D Wabwire
Ghana
Kelvin Awala, Joseph Theodore (wk), JK Vifah, Rexford Bakum, Devender Singh, Michael Aboagye, G Bakiweyem, O Harvey (C), KS Bagabena, SA Israr, Richmond Baaleri
Bench : Alex Osei, L Nyarko, N Ibrahim, T Bakiweyem, Daniel Anefie, SK Awiah, P Yevugah, Paul Ayoloyine, Aziz Sualley
Injury and availability news
Pitch Report
50%
Pace Bowling
50%
Spin Bowling
60%
Batting Pitch
175
Average Score
40%
Bowling Pitch
Player Picks
Alpesh Ramjani UGA | ALL
The 29-year-old left-arm spinner was the best bowler for Uganda during their huge win against Kenya on Sunday. With figures of 4/17 from his 3.4 overs Alpesh Ramjani was the biggest difference maker of the day. His ability to bowl variations and beat batters in flight had the Kenyans in a huge spot of bother.
Dinesh Nakrani UGA | ALL
Uganda’s innings got a huge push towards the back end thanks to the aggressive hitting by Dinesh Nakrani. The 32-year-old scored 43 runs from just 23 balls aided with 3 fours and equal number of sixes. The batter who is originally from Kutch gave good impetus to the Uganda innings and helped it end on a high.
Roger Mukasa UGA | WK
Uganda's opener, Roger Mukasa, was the batter for his side with an amazing knock of 59 from just 45 balls. The 34-year-old mixed caution and aggression towards the early part of the innings to reach his 4th T20 fifty for his national side.
James Vifah GHANA | BAT
The only positive for the Ghana side was the form of opener James Vifah. The right-handed batter was taking the attack to the South African bowlers in a huge chase. While the target was steep Vifah was giving his home fans plenty to cheer about with his 41 run knock.
Bilal Hassan UGA | BOWL
Pakistan born Bilal Hassan proved to be miserly with the ball as he picked 2/14 from his 3 overs. The pacer was the reason for Uganda to beat Kenya by such a huge margin. His time wicket of Rakep Patel helped the tide turn towards his side and win the game.
Kenneth Waiswa UGA | BAT
Young Kenneth Waiswa is a budding all-rounder from Uganda. His 25 runs from 24 balls with the bat helped bring his team back into the contest after losing two early wickets. With the ball the medium pacer got the wicket of Shem Ngoche as he gave away 18 runs from his 3 overs.
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Godfred Bakiweyem
GHANA | BAT
Considered one of the most reliable pacers in the Ghana side, the 25-year-old was hit for 46 runs from his 4 overs. Bakiweyem is the most experienced bowler in the team but his reputation was taken to the cleaners by the South African batters.
Cyrus Kakuru
UGA | WK
The Uganda skipper was left in the shadows as his team rose to the occasion with the bat and ball. 32-year-old Masaba could only score 9 runs from 6 balls while he didn’t even turn up to bowl. It was an underwhelming performance by the skipper who has years of experience which has seen him play 56 games for his national side.
Last Updated On - Mar 18 2024 7:04 PM
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