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Isaneez focused on change of structures after Baby Cricket Cranes struggles in Tanzania
Baby Cricket Cranes Head Coach Isaneez Emmanuel is focused on changing structures after the outfit struggled in the Africa Qualifier for the ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup in Sri Lanka next year.
Uganda won only two out of 5 games, losing to Sierra Leone and Kenya in Tanzania. The side managed to finish among the top three therefore surviving relegation to Division 2.
Isaneez feels there is a lot of work to do to support the team going forward.
“It has been a learning tourney for us. As a coaching department, we believe we have a lot to do when we go back home, especially with the changing of structures. We expected a lot coming here and nothing has happened in our favour and we cannot do anything about it,” said Isaneez told Daily Monitor.
Uganda was the defending champion of these qualifiers after winning the 2021 tournament in Rwanda to qualify for the 2022 Under-19 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies.
