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Namibian Campaign Off to an Electrifying Start 40 MONDAY 19 JANUARY 2015 SPORT THE NAMIBIAN Today’s inside stories Photo: Helge Schütz (3&"5,/0$, … Namibian opening batsman Stephan Baard (centre) received the Man of the Match award from Brand van Zyl of Urban Green (left) while Cricket Namibia president Richard Frankle looked on. 37 Gabon win as hosts held in Cup of... Namibian campaign off to an electrifying start t)&-(&4$)Ã5; succession as Kenya crashed to 16 for three Nicolaas Scholtz (17 not out) took Namibia wickets after six overs. to victory as they comfortably reached the NAMIBIA’S ICC World Cricket League Collins Oboyo (20) and Gurdeep Singh target with 10 overs to spare. Division 2 campaign got off to a great start (22) led a slight recovery but Gerrie Sny- The 22-year-old Baard won the man of on Saturday when they comfortably beat man maintained the pressure, dismissing the match award for his fne knock and ad- Kenya by fve wickets. them both as Kenya crashed to 79 for fve. mitted afterwards that he was a bit nervous. The Netherlands and Uganda also Kenyan captain Rakep Patel and Nelson “I was a bit nervous because it would recorded victories - the former thrashing Odhiambo led a fne revival with a 78-run have been my frst century, but at least it Canada by 67 runs, while Nepal only had partnership, but Craig Williams stopped was a good start for the team and myself,” themselves to blame as they threw away a them in their tracks with two wickets in he said. strong start to lose to Uganda by two runs. quick succession. He had Patel caught “We had a great crowd and everyone did But it was Namibia’s match against behind for 39 and then bowled Lucas Nda- their part, so I’m very proud of the boys,” Kenya that set the tone for a great opening dason for 3 to peg Kenya back at 167 for he added. day’s play in front of a large crowd at the seven wickets. At the United feld, the Netherlands Wanderers feld. Odhiambo top-scored with 54 runs got off to a strong start as they easily beat Sarel Burger gave Namibia an electrify- before he was run out by Raymond van Canada by 67 runs. 39 Petrus Shitembi ing start as he trapped Alex Obanda lbw Schoor, while Kenya reached a total of 191 The Netherlands reached a sizeable 251 extends Ghana stay with the frst ball of the match. He followed for the loss of eight wickets off their 50 for seven wickets off their 50 overs and that up with two more wickets in quick overs. then dismissed Canada for 184 runs. Burger was Namibia’s top All of the Dutch batsmen got among the bowler, taking three wickets for runs, with wicket keeper Wesley Baressi 40 runs, while Williams took leading the way with 83 not out off only 61 2/20 and Snyman 2/33. balls, while Ben Cooper added 57 and Eric Switch & Save Namibia’s chase got off to a Szwarczynski 35. great start as Stephan Baard and Canada’s response was poor, as they Hatch 2014 Nissan Micra 1.4 Accenta Sedan 2014 Audi A4 2.0 TDI SUV 2014 Isuzu KB 250 D-TEQ Gerrie Snyman put on 56 for crashed to 71 for fve wickets, before Premium: N$ 530 pm Premium: N$ 746 pm Premium: N$ 547 pm the frst wicket off only 10 overs Hamza Tariq led a revival. 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