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Nigerian wicketkeeper Sulaimon Runsewe: "We can qualify for the 2026 T20 World Cup"

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“We have played Zimbabwe, Uganda and Namibia before; I firmly believe that all those teams are beatable. Sometimes cricket is a very funny game, Zimbabwe beat Pakistan at the 2022 T20 World Cup but then lost to Uganda last year, in the African Regional Qualifiers,” exclaims Sulaimon Runsewe. Speaking to Emerging Cricket, the Nigerian wicketkeeper-batter exudes confidence in the national team’s ability to take others by surprise at the upcoming A…

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Nigerian wicketkeeper Sulaimon Runsewe: "We can qualify for the 2026 T20 World Cup"

“We have played Zimbabwe, Uganda and Namibia before; I firmly believe that all those teams are beatable. Sometimes cricket is a very funny game, Zimbabwe beat Pakistan at the 2022 T20 World Cup but then lost to Uganda last year, in the African Regional Qualifiers,” exclaims Sulaimon Runsewe. Speaking to Emerging Cricket, the Nigerian wicketkeeper-batter exudes confidence in the national team’s ability to take others by surprise at the upcoming A…

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