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Cricket Kenya U19 girls cricket team achieved promotion to Tier 1 African qualifier after a dominant campaign at the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Division 2 Qualifiers March 2026.
Led by captain Melvin Khagoitsa
- where talent meets opportunity
- Guided by teamwork, discipline, and respect
- Creating champions on and off the field
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New leadership assumes roles in CK federation
New leadership takes charge after the April 19 elections, with promises of unity, revival and a return to global relevance.
Swamibapa A crowned T20 League champions🏆
In a thrilling finale to the Nairobi County Cricket Association (NCCA) T20 League, Swamibapa A emerged victorious, defeating Sir Ali A by a resounding 10 wickets at the Ruaraka ground to retain their T20 crown in style.
Kenya U-19 girls cricket team wins promotion
Kenya Under-19 women’s cricket team players celebrate after winning the 2927 International Cricket Council U-19 Women’s Twenty20 World Cup Division Two qualifiers in Entebbe, Uganda, on March 14, 2026.
County Cricket rollout
The next generation of stars starts here! Cricket Kenya rolls out mini-cricket across County schools.
Cricket Kenya decentralized its operations across 19 approved county associations, including existing clubs in hubs like Nairobi, Nakuru, and Mombasa. These regional County Cricket Associations are now responsible for managing local cricket activities, grassroots development, and electoral processes
Grassroots Rise of Cricket in Kenyan Schools
The introduction of cricket into Kenyan schools has evolved from a niche, colonial-era activity into a structured, nationwide development program aimed at restoring Kenya’s international cricketing glory. While cricket has been played in elite, mainly private schools for decades, recent initiatives driven by Cricket Kenya and organizations like the East Africa Character Development Trust (EACDT) have focused on spreading the game to public and community schools. A landmark development occurred in early 2026, when the Ministry of Education officially recognized cricket in the secondary school games roster, allowing it to move beyond regional centers in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Nakuru to over 23 counties.
Cricket coaching in Kenya is currently undergoing a revitalization, shifting from localized efforts in Nairobi to a structured, nationwide development program. Under the leadership of Cricket Kenya, coaching initiatives have expanded into over 25 schools in counties like Kisumu and Makueni, aiming to decentralize the sport from its traditional hubs. Private institutions like the Obuya Cricket Academy and Vardhan Cricket Academy play a critical role by offering high-performance training and hosting ICC-certified Level 1 and Level 2 coaching courses to professionalize the local talent pool. Furthermore, organizations such as the East African Character Development Trust (EACDT) use cricket as a tool for social impact, integrating “character education” into coaching sessions for thousands of children in underprivileged areas. This multi-layered approach—combining professional certification, grassroots school programs, and charitable outreach
Development & Grassroots
Ready to Play? Here’s How to Join the Squad
Registration
Schools must use the KSSSA Online Portal (Sports Management Information System) to register for the season.School Registration: The Principal or the Head of Department (HOD) for Games must first create/log in to the school's profile.
90-day rule:
Students must have been bona fide members of the school by November of the preceding year to prevent "poaching" for the current season.
Note:
Note: Failure to comply with these digital registration steps or fielding ineligible players results in an automatic disqualification and a potential two-year ban for the school. [1]
Skill Development & Competition:
Cricket game offers opportunities to learn a strategic game and compete at local, national, and international levels.
meet our Men's Team
Legends Rise When Pressure Hits
The Kenya men’s national cricket team, known as the Simbas, is currently in a high-stakes rebuilding phase as of May 2026. After years of administrative turmoil, the team is attempting to reclaim its status as a global competitor through new leadership and a youth-focused roster.
meet our Kenya women’s cricket team
Grace on the Pitch, Power in the Strike
The Kenya women’s national cricket team, the Lionesses, is currently defined by a “youth revolution.” As of May 2026, the team is aggressively integrating standout players from its successful Under-19 program into the senior squad to build a competitive side for the next decade.
