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Developing and promoting the game across the country, from grassroots participation and talent development to the international stage.
Matches
Kenya won by 32 runs
Kenya won by 64 runs
Uganda won by 47 runs
Kenya won by 39 runs
Nairobi Gymkhana / Ruaraka Sports Club, Nairobi
Nairobi Gymkhana / Ruaraka Sports Club, Nairobi
Tanzania won by 30 runs
Uganda won by 8 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)
Kenya won by 7 runs
Rwanda won by 6 runs
From the Crease
ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Challenge League A returns to Nairobi for Round 3
Kenya host Round 3 of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Challenge League A from 21 to 31 October 2026, taking on Jersey, PNG, Kuwait, Denmark and Qatar at Nairobi Gymkhana and Ruaraka Sports Club.
Read more »Simbas crowned Africa Continental Cup champions in Kigali
Kenya won seven of their eight matches in Kigali and beat Uganda by 39 runs in the final to lift the 2026 Africa Continental Cup, with captain Dhiren Gondaria scoring 366 runs.
Read more »Female Cubs retain Division 1 status
Kenya's Women U19 team, Division 2 champions earlier in 2026, finished sixth in Division 1 to keep their place among Africa's top-tier U19 sides.
Read more »Representing Kenya
Kenya Men U19 – The Male Cubs
Kenya's national age-group team for young male cricketers.
Kenya Women U19 – The Female Cubs
Kenya's national age-group team for young female cricketers.
From school fields to the Simbas
Every Kenyan cricketer starts somewhere. Our pathway connects schools cricket, county associations and age-group squads to the national teams, with clear steps for players, coaches and officials.
- Schools & community cricket programmes in all 19 counties
- U15, U17 and U19 development squads and national camps
- Coaching and umpiring courses accredited through the ICC
