Cricket Namibia: Castle Lite as naming sponsor of the Senior Men’s T20 Franchise Tournament

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Cricket Namibia is the governing body for cricket in Namibia. Headquartered in Windhoek, the capital city, it has been an ICC Associate Member since 1992 and is also a member of the African Cricket Association.

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Cricket Namibia is pleased to announce Castle Lite as the main sponsor of the 2024 senior men’s T20 Franchise Tournament, bringing added excitement and a heightened level of competition to Namibia’s premier domestic cricket event. The tournament will be known as the Castle Lite T20 Franchise.

Building on our successful partnership with AB InBev, Castle Lite has consistently shown support for Namibian cricket, currently sponsoring our inbound international tournaments. This partnership reinforces Castle Lite’s ongoing commitment to elevating the game within Namibia’s cricket community.

The Castle Lite T20 Franchise Tournament, featuring the highest level of domestic cricket in the country, will take place at the Trustco United Sports Club over two weekends from November 15 to November 24. The tournament will showcase the nation’s top talent, blending national players with emerging youth stars from our development pipeline. The tournament aims to provide these up-and-coming players exposure to high-stakes, competitive cricket played on camera, giving them a valuable experience in a professional setting alongside seasoned players.

In addition, Cricket Namibia is excited to announce two new team owners joining the T20 Franchise competition: Naankuse and Green Enterprise Solutions. Their support further highlights the excitement surrounding the franchise and signals strong backing from prominent Namibian companies.

The Castle Lite T20 Franchise teams and coaching lineup reflect the depth of expertise and experience driving Namibian cricket forward. The Green Windhoek Jets will be coached by Fortune Matawu, who led the team to victory in the 2023 season. The Fish River Eagles will be led by Timothy Yates, the national men’s team analyst, who brings valuable experience from the national coaching and management team. The Naankuse Lions will be guided by Evert Laubscher, while the Etosha Wildcats will be headed by Oscar Nauhaus, Cricket Namibia’s High-Performance Manager and U19 National Coach.

The 2024 season will be competitive and fresh lineup of players eager to make their mark. Cricket Namibia is inviting the public to be part of the Castle Lite T20 Franchise at United Sports Club and can also watch the games live on https://oneafrica.tv/sportsonone/cricket/

Fixtures:

Day Date Game Time
Friday 15-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Naankuse Lions 9:00
Friday 15-Nov Fish River Eagles vs Etosha Wildcats 14:00
Saturday 16-Nov Naankuse Lions vs Etosha Wildcats 09:00
Saturday 16-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Fish River Eagles 14:00
Sunday 17-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Etosha Wildcats 09:00
Sunday 17-Nov Naanksue Lions vs Fish River Eagles 14:00
Friday 22-Nov Fish River Eagles vs Etosha Wildcats 09:00
Friday 22-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Naankuse Lions 14:00
Saturday 23-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Fish River Eagles 09:00
Saturday 23-Nov Naankuse Lions vs Etosha Wildcats 14:00
Sunday 24-Nov Naankuse Lions vs Fish River Eagles 09:00
Sunday 24-Nov Green Windhoek Jets vs Etosha Wildcats 14:00

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