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.
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.
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.
The T20I series and the two unofficial ODIs against Bahrain at Nairobi Gymkhana both finished level at 1–1, with Sukhdeep Singh’s unbeaten 140 the highlight for Kenya.
Kenya won five of their six matches in Gaborone to finish second in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Sub-Regional Africa Qualifier A and progress to the 2027 Africa Qualifier.
Cricket Kenya’s development work is built around a continuous player pathway, from grassroots and school cricket through domestic competition to the national teams.
Kenya beat Tanzania by 51 runs in the third-place play-off at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Region Final, with Dhiren Gondaria scoring 60 and Nitish Hirani taking 4 for 21.
Kenya’s campaign at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Division One Qualifier in Windhoek brought a seven-run win over Nigeria and nine wickets for Melvin Khagoitsa in two games.
Kenya and Rwanda played ten T20Is in Nairobi and Kigali in 2024. Queentor Abel scored 208 runs and took 19 wickets across the two series.
Kenya Women beat Cameroon and twice beat Botswana, including by 82 runs in the fifth-place play-off, at the 2024 Kwibuka Women’s T20 Tournament in Kigali.
