By Kenneth Zindondo, contributor:
The Malawi Men’s National Cricket Team delivered one of its most memorable performances last weekend, defeating Kenya by three runs in a tense ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Division 1 Qualifier match in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Batting first at Takashinga Sports Club, Malawi posted 130 runs for four wickets in their 20 overs.
Sami Sohail anchored the innings with a composed 46 off 42 balls while Aaftab Limdawala provided a steady start.
The middle order held firm, setting a competitive total.
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Kenya’s chase was intense but Malawi’s bowlers held their nerve.
Kelvin Thuchila delivered key breakthroughs, and captain Moazzam Baig managed the final over with calm precision.
Kenya was bowled out for 127 with just one ball remaining, handing Malawi a thrilling three-run win.
According to Vivek Ganesan, President of Malawi Cricket, the victory was more than just a result—it was a reflection of the team’s character and growth.
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“This win means a lot to us. It was not just about the scoreline— it was about how the team held together under pressure, how they trusted each other, and how they believed in the process we have been building,” Ganesan said.
