| Player Name | Role | Style | Jersey Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: - | - | |
| All-rounder | Batting Style: Left Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm off-break | - | |
| Batting Allrounder | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right Arm Medium | - | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm medium seam | 27 | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Left Handed Bat Bowling Style: Left Arm Orthodox | 15 | |
| Batsman | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm medium seam | 169 | |
| Batting Allrounder | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm Medium | 22 | |
| Batting Allrounder | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right Arm Medium Fast | - | |
| WK-Batsman | Batting Style: Left Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm leg spin | 30 | |
| Batting Allrounder | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm off break | 15 | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Left-arm fast/seam | 70 | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm medium-fast | 47 | |
| WK-Batsman | Batting Style: Left Handed Bat Bowling Style: Left-arm medium pace | 48 | |
| Bowling Allrounder | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Left-arm fast-medium | 23 | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Slow left-arm orthodox | 01 | |
| All-rounder | Batting Style: Left Handed Bat Bowling Style: Left-arm fast-medium | 49 | |
| Bowler | Batting Style: Right Hand Bat Bowling Style: Right Arm Medium | - |
Coaches :
Head coach – Pierre de Bruyn
Assistant coach – Albie Morkel
Consultant – Christi Viljoen
Assistant coach and strength and conditioning specialist – Jason Kerr
Psychologist – Maurice Aronstam
Representing the Republic of Namibia in international cricket, the Namibia men’s national cricket team, nicknamed the Eagles, is managed by Cricket Namibia. They became an associate member of the International Cricket Council in 1992.
Prior to Namibia’s independence in 1990, a team representing South West Africa competed in South African domestic competitions. After joining the ICC, Namibia quickly became one of the leading ICC associate members in Africa. In 2001, Namibia finished second at the ICC Trophy to qualify for the 2003 Cricket World Cup hosted by South Africa, marking the country’s One Day International (ODI) debut, though they failed to win any matches. Starting in 2004, Namibia participated in every ICC Intercontinental Cup, finishing as runner-up in 2007-2008. The team also regularly competed at the highest levels of the World Cricket League (WCL), including two WCL Championship appearances, and placed third at the 2012 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier.
The earliest record of cricket in Windhoek dates back to 1909, when South West Africa was a German colony. During World War I in 1914, South African troops began an assault in the region. Cricket was played at the Okonjande prisoner of war camp near Otjiwarongo. After Germany’s defeat, South Africa captured South West Africa. The League of Nations then placed it under the mandate of the Union of South Africa. Following this, cricket was regularly played in the Western Province. The South West Africa Cricket Union formed in 1930, and the first organized matches were played in the region. In 1961–62, South West Africa began participating in the South African Country Cricket Association’s annual competition.
The Namibia national cricket team holds records for both One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). Key team records include their highest totals in each format, while individual records are led by players like Gerhard Erasmus for runs and Bernard Scholtz for wickets.
One Day Internationals (ODIs)
| Record | Value | Opponent & Date |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Team Total | 381/8 | vs Papua New Guinea, 29 March 2023 |
| Lowest Team Total | 45 | vs United States, 2019 |
Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is)
| Record | Value | Opponent & Date |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Team Total | 240/3 | vs Botswana, 20 August 2019 |
| Lowest Team Total | 96 | vs Ireland, 19 October 2019 |
ICC tournaments
Other awards and honors
