Defending champions Uganda are all set to host the upcoming edition of the Women’s Victoria T20 Series at the picturesque Entebbe Cricket Oval from November 6 to 14, 2026. Led by skipper Janet Mbabazi, the Victoria Pearls, who clinched the 2023 title after topping the table in a rain-affected campaign, will square off against Namibia, Rwanda, and the United States of America in a competitive round-robin format culminating in the grand finale on November 14.
The hosts, Uganda, were previously involved in the Women’s T20 Quadrangular series in Namibia in July, earlier this year. They had an impressive outing in that tournament, winning 5 games, losing one and a tied game in their campaign.
To follow all the live action, viewers in North America can potentially stream the matches live via Willow TV, while international supporters can check out Uganda Cricket’s Official YouTube Channel for live coverage of the fixtures. For global audiences following the action on the go, Cricbuzz and ESPNCricinfo will offer comprehensive scorecard coverage.
Squads:
Uganda Women’s Cricket Team
Janet Mbabazi (C), Rita Musamali, Immaculate Nakisuuyi, Stephani Nampiina, Prosscovia Alako, Malisa Ariokot, Naume Amongin, Concy Aweko, Asumin Akurut, Kevin Awino (wk), Esther Iloku (wk), Sarah Walaza, Sarah Akiteng
Namibia Women’s Cricket Team
Sune Wittmann (C), Eveleen Kejarukua, Edelle van Zyl, Mekelaye Mwatile, Naomi Benjamin, Jurriene Diergaardt, Saima Tuhadeleni, Wilka Mwatile, Sylvia Shihepo, Merczerly Gorases, Kayleen Green, Victoria Hamunyela, Sarafia Handiba
Rwanda Women’s Cricket Team
Marie Bimenyimana (C), Henriette Ishimwe, Gisele Ishimwe, Clarisse Uwase, Shakila Niyomuhoza, Rosette Shimwamana, Alice Ikuzwe, Belise Murekatete, Ruth Uwimana, Flora Irakoze, Merveille Uwase, Fanny Utagushimaninde, Georgette Ingabire, Rosine Irera
United States of America Women’s Cricket Team
Aditiba Chudasama (C), Gargi Bhogle, Ritu Priya Singh, Tarannum Chopra, Jivana Aras, Chetna Pagydyala, Nikhar Doshi, Isani Vaghela, Lekha Shetty, Geetika Kodali, Sainavi Kambalapalli, Ella Claridge (wk), Pooja Ganesh (wk), Maahi Madhavan
Schedule:
6th November 2026 (Friday): Match 1 – Uganda vs Namibia – 12 PM IST
6th November 2026 (Friday): Match 2 – Rwanda vs United States of America – 4:30 PM IST
7th November 2026 (Saturday): Match 3 – Namibia vs United States of America – 12 PM IST
7th November 2026 (Saturday): Match 4 – Uganda vs Rwanda – 4:30 PM IST
8th November 2026 (Sunday): Match 5 – Namibia vs Rwanda – 12 PM IST
8th November 2026 (Sunday): Match 6 – Uganda vs United States of America – 4:30 PM IST
10th November 2026 (Tuesday): Match 7 – Rwanda vs United States of America – 12 PM IST
10th November 2026 (Tuesday): Match 8 – Uganda vs Namibia – 4:30 PM IST
11th November 2026 (Wednesday): Match 9 – Uganda vs Rwanda – 12 PM IST
11th November 2026 (Wednesday): Match 10: Namibia vs United States of America – 4:30 PM IST
12th November 2026 (Thursday): Match 11: Uganda vs United States of America – 12 PM IST
12th November 2026 (Thursday): Match 12 – Namibia vs Rwanda – 4:30 PM IST
14th November 2026 (Saturday): 3rd Place Play-off – TBA vs TBA – 12 PM IST
14th November 2026 (Saturday): Final: TBA vs TBA – 4:30 PM IST
Note: All the matches of the tournament will be played at Entebbe Cricket Oval
Streaming and Broadcasting Details:
Cricket enthusiasts worldwide can easily stay plugged into every delivery of the upcoming Women’s Victoria T20 Series starting on November 6, 2026. Leading digital platforms Cricbuzz and ESPNCricinfo will provide comprehensive global coverage with scorecard updates. For live streaming, viewers across North America can tune in via Willow TV, which is set to potentially stream the tournament’s fixtures live. Meanwhile, international supporters and fans of associate cricket can catch potential live streaming directly on Uganda Cricket’s Official YouTube Channel.
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