Abhay Sharma set to become Uganda coach. Sharma brings a wealth of coaching experience to the table, having previously worked with India A, India-19s, and the Indian women’s cricket team.
Abhay Sharma, a former first-class cricketer. On the verge of being named head coach of the Uganda national side, which will make its T20 World Cup debut.
Sharma brings a wealth of coaching experience to the table. Having previously work with India A, India-19s, and the Indian women’s cricket team. The upcoming T20 World Cup is expected to be the largest ever, with 20 teams vying for glory. Along with Uganda, other associate nations including the hosts, the United States, Oman, Papua New Guinea, Scotland, and Canada will compete for top honors.
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The tournament format will divide the 20 teams into four groups of five
The top two teams from each group will advance to the Super Eight round. Where they will face off in two groups of four. The top two teams from each Super Eight group will then continue to the semi-finals, culminating in the final.
Uganda’s T20 World Cup campaign will begin in Guyana and Trinidad. Where they will face tough competition from Afghanistan, Papua New Guinea, the West Indies, and New Zealand. Their first match against Afghanistan on June 3 sets the tone for what looks to be an exciting campaign.
Uganda will be eager to make their impact on the global scene after qualifying for the World Cup for the first time last year. With Abhay Sharma at the lead, they hope to demonstrate their abilities and compete hard against the world’s greatest teams.
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