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Toss Winner - Uganda won the toss and choose to bat first
Uganda beat Kenya by 47 runs
Can Uganda end Kenya's seven match winning streak?
Kenya to Win!
| Tournament: | Africa Continental Cup 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Gahanga Cricket Stadium 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Rwanda, Rwanda |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 24.8°C|Patchy rain nearby |
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Kenya take on Uganda in the 19th match of African Continental Cup 2026 on Firday, 18th September. The venue for this match is Gahanga International Cricket Stadium, Kigali City and the scheduled start time is 1:00 PM IST.
Current Standings: Kenya sit at top of the table with 14 points in 7 matches, while Uganda are at 2nd place with 12 points in 7 matches. Both teams are through to the final on Saturday and it's a dead rubber of a match with no implications.
The last time these two teams met earlier in the tournament, Kenya chased down 190 runs in 16.4 overs, Dhiren Gondaria top scored for Kenya (94 runs off 47 balls) and Rakep Patel scored 56 runs. Sachin Gill picked up 3 wickets and remained unbeaten on 26 runs. For Uganda Olipa Gerald top scored with 56 runs.
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Kenya extended their winning streak to seven matches, remaining the only unbeaten side in the tournament after a commanding 64-run win over Botswana. Opting to bat first, Kenya piled up an imposing 216/5 in 20 overs.
Dhiren Gondaria led the charge by scoring his fourth half-century in the last five matches, finishing unbeaten on 93 off 52 balls with six fours and six sixes. Brian Likavu provided explosive late support, hammering 49 off just 25 deliveries during an 80-run stand that propelled the total past 200.
Defending 217, Kenya's bowlers kept things tight despite a fighting start from Botswana. Veteran spinner Shem Ngoche provided the vital breakthrough by dismissing dangerous opener Monroux Kasselman for 74, finishing with frugal figures of 1/21 in four overs.
Francis Mutua and Vishil Patel chipped in with a wicket each to strangle the scoring rate, restricting Botswana to 152/3 and sealing another dominant victory.
Shem Ngoche, Lucas Oluoch, Dhiren Gondaria, Gurdeep Singh, Rushab Patel, Sukhdeep Singh, Nitish Hirani, Brian Likavu, Francis Muia Mutua, Vishil Patel, Gerard Mwendwa
Rakep Patel, Shem Ngoche, Dhiren Gondaria, Gurdeep Singh, Rushab Patel, Sukhdeep Singh, Peter Langat, Nitish Hirani, Brian Likavu, Sachin Gill, Francis Muia Mutua
Uganda continued their good run of form with a dominant 72-run victory over Rwanda. Electing to bat first, Uganda posted a commanding 188/2 in their 20 overs, driven by a blistering unbeaten century from Robinson Obuya.
Obuya anchored the innings brilliantly, smashing 118 not out off 70 balls with 8 fours and 8 sixes. Anas Baig provided solid support with an 18-ball 19 at the top, while Olipa Gerald applied the finishing touches with a brisk 35 off 19 deliveries.
Defending 189, Uganda's bowlers delivered a clinical display to dismantle Rwanda's top and middle order early. Cosmas Kyewuta set the tone with pace, claiming 3/32, while spinner Joseph Baguma ran through the middle order with 3/22.
Juma Miyagi struck twice in an economical spell to leave Rwanda reeling at 25/5 inside the powerplay. Rwanda never recovered and were restricted to 116/9, sealing a comprehensive win.
Riazat Ali Shah, Kenneth Waiswa, Robinson Obuya, Cosmas Kyewuta, Joseph Baguma, Ronald Lutaaya, Juma Miyagi, Matthew Musinguzi , Anas baig, Olipa Gerald, Charles Musemeza
Riazat Ali Shah, Kenneth Waiswa, Robinson Obuya, Cosmas Kyewuta, Joseph Baguma, Juma Miyagi, Matthew Musinguzi , Anas baig, Olipa Gerald, Charles Musemeza , Enock Kasaija
Kigali is experiencing mostly cloudy skies with a mild temperature of 23°C on Friday. A gentle breeze blows at 6 km/h alongside moderate humidity levels of 57%. With precipitation chances resting at just 8%, dry and calm conditions are expected to prevail across the area.
The surface at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium offers a balanced track that favours both the batters and bowlers. The average 1st innings score in T20's is around 130-140 runs, it is a bit of two paced surface where runs are hard to come by. A score of around 160 is going to be a par score in this fixture.
Teams batting first won two of the last three matches played at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in the ongoing African Continental Cup 2026 and we predict the team that wins the toss will look to bat first in this fixture.
Toss Prediction: Kenya to win the coin toss
Kenya enter this contest as the favourites to win, they are the only unbeaten side in the tournament with seven wins in a row, while Uganda's only loss in the tournament came against Kenya. We predict Kenya to extend their winning streak and end the league stage with unbeaten.
Kenya to Win!
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