ICC World Cup 2027 hosts unite for landmark T20I Tri-Series in Windhoek
South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia will host a T20I tri-series in Windhoek starting August 28 to prepare for the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. This initiative aims to strengthen regional cricket cooperation and provide competitive exposure for African teams.
Why it matters
The series marks a strategic effort to develop cricket infrastructure and regional collaboration in Africa ahead of a major global sporting event.
LAHORE - South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia will take another significant step towards a shared future for African cricket when the three co-hosts of the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup meet in a landmark T20I tri-series beginning August 28 in Windhoek. According to ICC statment, the three-nation series is being viewed as more than a short white-ball contest. It is expected to provide an important platform for strengthening regional cricket, giving the leading African sides regular competitive exposure while building momentum for the continent's proposed Africa Cup.
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