Uganda U-19 Cricket Team Set To Defend Hayer One Title In Nairobi
22nd August 2019
The third edition of this annual tournament starts Wednesday, August 21, 2019 and will be played at various venues throughout the city, culminating in the finals on Sunday, August 25 at Nairobi Gymkhana

- The Uganda national under-19 cricket team return to Nairobi this week to defend their title in the 2019 edition of The Hayer One Star Field Youth Cricket League
- Title sponsor Hayer One is joined by Co-sponsor Crown Paints Kenya this year with additional sponsorship from Executive Healthcare Solutions, MacCoffee, Muthaiga Travel and All Pack
- Star Field Sports, organizers of this youth cricket bonanza recently formed a strategic partnership with Gary Kirsten Cricket (GKC) of South Africa
NAIROBI, Kenya- The
Uganda national under-19 cricket team return to Nairobi this week to defend
their title in the 2019 edition of The Hayer One Star Field Youth Cricket
League.
The third edition of this annual tournament starts
Wednesday, August 21, 2019 and will be played at various venues throughout the
city, culminating in the finals on Sunday, August 25 at Nairobi Gymkhana.
A total of 34 teams and a total of 450 young players have
entered the Under-9, Under-11, Under-13, Under-15 in addition to the Under-19
category drawn from Uganda, Nairobi, Nakuru and Mombasa covering national,
provincial, clubs and school teams.
Title sponsor Hayer One is joined by Co-sponsor Crown Paints
Kenya this year with additional sponsorship from Executive Healthcare
Solutions, MacCoffee, Muthaiga Travel and All Pack.
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Star Field Sports, organizers of this youth cricket bonanza
recently formed a strategic partnership with Gary Kirsten Cricket (GKC) of
South Africa.
The Hayer One Star Field Youth Cricket League 2019 will be a
showcase of their efforts, having hosted a High Performance Coaching Camp with
GKC in April this year.
“We expect the standard to be very high this year,
especially after the successful High Performance Camp which attracted 105
children. We are delighted the defending champions, Uganda Under-19s are
in Nairobi this week.
“Budding cricketers are also expected from Cricket Kenya
Development sides from Homa Bay, Nairobi, Nakuru Counties. Cricket associations
from Uganda, Coast and the East Africa Cricket and Development Foundation have
also sent teams,” Star Field Sports Director, Karan Kaul stated.
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Clubs and schools hosting the youth league and putting their
facilities to good use this week include: Nairobi Gymkhana, Sikh Union Sports
Club, Ruaraka Sports Club, Sir Ali Muslim Club, Nairobi Jaffrey’s Sports Club,
Peponi Secondary School and Jamhuri High School.
The Finals on Sunday will be open to all, and the organizers
have put on a Festival of Cricket including entertainment and catering for all
ages taking place at Nairobi Gymkhana.