East and Central Africa cricket team

The East and Central African cricket national team was a cricket team which took part in international competitions 1989-2003. They replaced the East African Cricket Team. She represented indicating the States Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia and was therefore one of the " teams ", where the players came from several states.

History

The team of the East African Cricket national team was in 1989 supplemented by players from Malawi and subsequently renamed. It was from this time an associate member of the International Cricket Council. The first participation in the qualification for the Cricket World Cup in 1990 in the Netherlands, where the team was eliminated to achieve in the first round without a victory. The same fate befell the team in qualifications in 1994 and 1997. Was only in the 2001 edition get two wins, however, came not on the preliminary round of the second division also. Previously Uganda had split off in 1998 as an independent association. When Tanzania declared its independence in 2001, shortly after the ICC Trophy, it took until the team was fully amortized by 2003.

International Tournaments

Cricket World Cup

East Africa | East and Central Africa | West Africa

National Cricket Team
East Africa
Sports (Tanzania )
Sports (Uganda)
Sport ( Zambia)
Sport ( Malawi)

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