The Nigeria women’s national cricket team is confident ahead of their first match in the 3rd NCF Women’s T20i Invitational Tournament, starting on Monday in Lagos.
The team’s coach, Leke Oyede, in a press statement issued by the NCF media department said at the weekend he trusts the ability of the assembled players and equally believes they’ve learned from past experiences.
“Nigeria’s team is highly motivated and I am confident in the talent of the entire team. I also believe the past events offered us some lessons that we have adopted in our preparation for this edition.” He said.
The opening match will see Nigeria face West African rival Sierra Leone, kicking off ten days of cricket at the Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos.
The event is supported by various sponsors, including Access Bank, the Lagos State Government, Alaro City, EKO Electricity distribution company, Lagos Intercontinental Hotel Pets Foundation, Aries Suites, Pillar Oil, and Geregu…
