ICC Mens T20 World Cup Sub Regional Africa Qualifier Group A - St Helena vs Malawi on 2022-11-24

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T20I
Finished| 21st Match

St Helena37/6(5 Overs)
Malawi39/0(3.4 Overs)

CRR : 10.64

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St Helena
Head To Head
Malawi

Intl T20 ICC Mens T20 World Cup Africa Sub Regional Qualifier B

2026

28 Mar

Tanzania

236/4

St Helena

75/10

27 Mar

St Helena

77/10

Ghana

78/1

25 Mar

St Helena

95/7

Seychelles

96/3

24 Mar

Eswatini

115/8

St Helena

88/10

Intl T20 ICC Mens T20 World Cup Africa Sub Regional Qualifier C

2024/25

28 Nov

Ivory Coast

26/10

St Helena

27/0

27 Nov

St Helena

78/10

Botswana

79/1

26 Nov

St Helena

135/5

Sierra Leone

141/6

24 Nov

Eswatini

173/9

St Helena

125/5

23 Nov

Nigeria

185/2

St Helena

67/10

Africa ICC Mens T20 World Cup Sub Regional Africa Qualifier Group A

2022/23

25 Nov

Botswana

165/2

St Helena

106/10

22 Nov

St Helena

126/6

Lesotho

81/10

21 Nov

St Helena

125/6

Seychelles

123/10

18 Nov

Rwanda

130/8

St Helena

76/8

17 Nov

Kenya

48/0

St Helena

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