Rwanda Cricket Association (RCA) will be hosting the 2028 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Africa Division 2 Qualifier from August 09th – 15th, 2026, across three (3) venues at Gahanga International Cricket Stadium ovals 1 & 2 and at IPRC Kigali ground. RCA will be hosting the U19 Men’s National teams of Uganda, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ghana and Sierra Leone in the six (6) nation tournament, for three (3) qualification spots into the Africa Qualifier next year.
All teams will play against each other in a single round-robin group stage format, following which the top three (3) teams in the points table will advance to the Africa Qualifier, and join Namibia, Kenya, and Tanzania (who qualified for the 2026 edition as the winner of the previous Qualifier).
2028 ICC Men’s CWC Africa Division 2 Qualifier Schedule
09th August 2026: Rwanda vs Mozambique (Scorecard) ; Nigeria vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Ghana vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard)
10th August 2026: Nigeria vs Ghana (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Mozambique (Scorecard) ; Rwanda vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard)
12th August 2026: Nigeria vs Rwanda (Scorecard) ; Mozambique vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Ghana (Scorecard)
13th August 2026: Sierra Leone vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Rwanda vs Ghana (Scorecard) ; Mozambique vs Nigeria (Scorecard)
15th August 2026: Rwanda vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Sierra Leone vs Nigeria (Scorecard) ; Ghana vs Mozambique (Scorecard)
Ghana: Lee Nyarko, Derrick Ateak, Aariz Sood, David Ateak, Danzibel Livingstone Darko, Stanley Carson, Jacob Ayolehene, Kelvin Chaanotey Tetteh, Prince Ago Adotei, Isaac Cudjoe, Yellison Elisha Frimpong, Ebenezer Ahakutor, Numas Nyame and Cephas Annoh
Mozambique: Charles Manuel Mbebe, Quelido Anselmo Uqueio, Emerson Rita Ndzeute, Manuel Eduardo Mbebe JR, Aulino Armando Banze, Cristiano Jose Sithoe, Carlos Sergio Massingue, Elidio Andre Mahotas, Serafim Carlos Manhica, Germano Sergio Chilaule, Rodrigues Rui Mangue, Fabiao Alberto Novela, Jorge Alcinda Bahule, Jose Julio Manjate, Belton Samuel Chaisso, Antonio Sergio Navingo, Cayiki Geraldo Mungomezulo and Muhamad Araujo Tomane
Nigeria: Ali Rahmon, Hossana Omonkhobhio, Okasha Isiyaku, Abdullahi Ismail, Keneth Boniface, Emmanuel Oladejo, Andrew Abah, Precious Ayeni, Daniel Ayodele, Bright Nyong, Folajimi Owolabi, Pelumi Orimolade and Princewill Chigozie
Rwanda: Jasper Nziza Karoro, Cedric Cyuzuzo, Patrick Iradukunda, Jules Mugisha, Onesme Kwizera, Fabrice Kwizera, David Rukundo, Samuel Irakoze, Elise Gihozo, Eric Hagenimana, Jean Paul Rukundo, Samuel Ndayishimiye, Gilbert Tangishaka and Bruce Izere Mugisha
Sierra Leone: Charles Kamara, Alfred Ndanema, Kewulay Koroma, Josephus Rowe, John Lamin, Sahr Lebbie, Aliya Kamara, Nyakesh John Bull, Michael Kabia, Ibrahim K. Bangura, Alhaji Marrah, Dennis James, Peter Marrah and David Lassayo
Uganda: Samuel Ahaisibwe, Devanshakumar Ritesh Patel, Abraiz Mir Ali, Eric Luyuyo Mukisa, Richard Sohera, Robert Owilli, Larry Elton Itaagi, Ronald Rubangakene, Jackson Asiku, Daniel Rubangakene, Kenneth Isiiko, Adam Kassim, Felix Ocan and Hamid Munigwa