Namibian sport news

Here are some recent sport news from Namibia:

Rugby

• Namibia's national rugby team, the Welwitschias, have been drawn in Pool B of the 2023 Rugby World Cup qualifiers, alongside Kenya, Uganda, and Zimbabwe. (Source: Namibia Rugby Union)
• The Welwitschias have been preparing for their upcoming matches against Kenya and Uganda, with a training camp in South Africa. (Source: AllAfrica)

Cricket

• Namibia's national cricket team, the Namibia Cricket Team, has been ranked 18th in the ICC T20I rankings, following their recent series against Scotland. (Source: ICC)
• The Namibia Cricket Board has announced a new coaching structure, with former Zimbabwean cricketer, Graeme Cremer, appointed as the team's head coach. (Source: Namibia Cricket Board)

Football

• The Namibia Premier League (NPL) has been suspended indefinitely due to financial constraints and logistical issues. (Source: Namibia Football Association)
• The Namibia national football team, the Brave Warriors, have been preparing for their upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique. (Source: Namibia Football Association)

Other Sports

• Namibia's national athletics team has been preparing for the upcoming African Championships, with several athletes competing in the 10,000m and marathon events. (Source: Namibia Athletics Federation)
• The Namibia Cycling Federation has announced a new cycling league, which will feature local and international riders. (Source: Namibia Cycling Federation)

Recent Results

• Namibia's national rugby team, the Welwitschias, lost 34-14 to Kenya in their recent Rugby Africa Gold Cup match. (Source: Namibia Rugby Union)
• The Namibia Cricket Team lost 2-1 to Scotland in their recent T20I series. (Source: ICC)
• The Namibia national football team, the Brave Warriors, drew 1-1 with Guinea-Bissau in their recent Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. (Source: Namibia Football Association)

Please note that these are just a few examples of recent sport news from Namibia, and there may be more news available from various sources.