Zimbabwe and Namibia have officially secured their spots in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier, to be held in Nepal next year. Both teams impressed in the Africa regional qualifiers, displaying consistency and determination as they outplayed their opponents to confirm progression on cricket’s biggest stage for associate and emerging nations.
Zimbabwe, widely regarded as one of the strongest women’s sides in the region, lived up to expectations with dominant performances throughout the tournament. Their batting depth and disciplined bowling proved decisive as they sealed victories with confidence, reaffirming their ambitions of reaching the T20 World Cup. For the Lady Chevrons, this marks another step toward re-establishing themselves on the global circuit.
Namibia, meanwhile, showcased grit and teamwork to punch their ticket to Nepal. Known for their spirited brand of cricket, the Namibian women combined sharp fielding with clever bowling changes to overcome stiff competition. Their qualification is a testament to the steady progress women’s cricket is making in the country and reflects the growing talent pool in southern Africa.
The Global Qualifier in Nepal will feature teams from across the world vying for limited spots in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. For Zimbabwe and Namibia, the tournament represents not just an opportunity to compete at the highest level, but also a platform to inspire the next generation of women cricketers back home.
Both sides now turn their focus to preparation, aiming to carry their momentum into the global stage.
