Mohammed tips spinners in Bermuda

Aug 10, 2009

NATIONAL cricket coach Ebrahim Mohammed says spinners will go a long way in deciding whether his team overcome Bermuda in the Intercontinental Shield four-day match that starts August 17.

By Charles Mutebi

ICC Intercontinental Shield

Aug. 15:
Uganda arrives in Bermuda
Aug. 16: Practice
Aug. 17-20:
Shield 4-day match
Aug. 22-23: ODI matches
Aug. 24: Twenty20 match
Aug. 25: Departure


NATIONAL cricket coach Ebrahim Mohammed says spinners will go a long way in deciding whether his team overcome Bermuda in the Intercontinental Shield four-day match that starts August 17.

Uganda departs for Bermuda Thursday for a ten-day trip that will see them take on the hosts in four matches, including two One Day contests and a Twenty20 game.

However, it is the four-day game that has dominated Mohammed’s pre-tour preparations and the South African tactician has accordingly identified the spinners as central to Uganda’s hopes of victory in the contest.

“Spinners are going to be a key factor in Bermuda,” said Mohammed. “In a four-day game, spinners play a key role.”

Uganda’s spinning department includes team captain Akbar Baig, his vice Davis Arinaitwe, Frank Nsubuga and Raymond Otim.

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