With less than three weeks to the Tour of Namibia, the Cricket Cranes coach Laurence Mahatlane has bolstered his backroom staff by acquiring the services of renowned Strength & Conditioning Coach Helen Buteme.
The former Lady Rugby Cranes captain put in an intense shift with the boys to start up things and will have another three sessions before they depart for Windhoek where they are scheduled to play three T20s and two Limited Overs (50 overs) game between 2nd – 11th April, 2021.
The team will go into camp in a bio-bubble from March 29.
Earlier this month, former Cricket Cranes wicket-keeper batsman Lawrence Ssematimba officially started work as the Uganda A coach.
He works alongside coach Mahatlane and assistant coach Jackson Ogwang. Sematimba will handle the players that don’t make the 14-man team to Windhoek.
The Cricket Cranes are leaving no stone unturned in their bid to stay atop the log ahead their trip to Jersey for the ICC World Cricket Challenge League B in September 2021.
On the day; Dinesh Nakrani and Ronak Patel met coach Mahatlane for the first time after flying in from India following the relaxation of the Covid-19 travel restrictions.
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