The 2026 Cricket Uganda Women’s T20 National League returns to action on Saturday with two Division Two fixtures after a brief pause in the competition.
Division Two was paused as most teams rely on schools as feeders of the teams, with disruptions to schools caused by Ebola and the Ministry of Education’s ban on transporting students.
With the competition now resuming, teams will be looking to get their campaigns back on track as the race for the division two trophy takes shape.
19th September 2026
Division Two
JACC vs Tornado – Jinja Oval
JACC will host Tornado Cricket Club at Jinja Oval on Saturday as Division Two returns to action.
JACC made an impressive start to the season, defeating Africa Cricket Club twice on their matchday one.
They won the morning game by nine wickets before completing a seven-wicket victory in the afternoon encounter.
JACC will be hoping their experienced Victoria Pearls players can once again make the difference, with all-rounder Rita Musamali, wicketkeeper-batter Kevin Awino and all-rounder Immaculate Nakisuuyi among the players to watch.
Musamali currently leads the Division Two batting charts with 76 runs from two innings, while Nakisuuyi has already claimed three wickets.
Tornado, meanwhile, will look to Baby Victoria Pearls player Blessing Noeline Apio, who can contribute with both bat and ball.
The two teams have different school-based compositions, with JACC largely made up of students from Iganga SS and St James SS, while Tornado are predominantly represented by students from Ndejje SS.
Division Two
ACC vs Nile – Florida Oval
At Florida Oval, Africa Cricket Club will take on Nile Cricket Club.
ACC had a difficult opening day, losing both games to JACC, and will be hoping to bounce back and return to winning ways.
Victoria Pearls bowling all-rounder Sarah Walaza will be one of the players to watch for ACC, while Nile will look to Ruth Mwanga, who was part of JACC last season.
Nile are predominantly made up of students from Gayaza High School, while ACC’s squad includes players from Mt St Henry’s, St Cornelius SS Kalagala and Uganda Martyrs College Sonde.
Nile did not participate in last season’s league and will be hoping to make a mark on their return to the competition.
Conclusion
The return of Division Two provides an opportunity for the teams to get their campaigns moving again after the disruption.
JACC will look to build on their strong opening day, while Tornado, ACC and Nile will all be seeking results that can give their campaigns fresh momentum.