Uganda's national cricket team claimed victory in the ILT20 Continent Cup, which concluded after a week-long tournament in Kigali, Rwanda. This competition was part of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) monthly ranking system. In the final match, Uganda defeated Nigeria by a six-wicket margin. Nigeria, having won the toss, opted to bat first but struggled, losing all their players in 17 overs and three balls while scoring just 89 runs. In response, Uganda comfortably chased the target, reaching 90 runs in 17 overs and two balls, with six wickets to spare. Riazat Ali Shah and Henry Sen

Uganda's national cricket team claimed victory in the ILT20 Continent Cup, which concluded after a week-long tournament in Kigali, Rwanda. This competition was part of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) monthly ranking system. In the final match, Uganda defeated Nigeria by a six-wicket margin. Nigeria, having won the toss, opted to bat first but struggled, losing all their players in 17 overs and three balls while scoring just 89 runs. In response, Uganda comfortably chased the target, reaching 90 runs in 17 overs and two balls, with six wickets to spare. Riazat Ali Shah and Henry Senyondo played pivotal roles in Uganda's undefeated campaign, winning all 10 matches. Shah was named the tournament's best player. This victory follows Uganda's success in last year's edition, where they defeated Kenya in Nairobi. Rwanda finished third, winning three of their nine matches and securing six points, while Botswana took fourth place. The matches were held at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium.

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