The ICC U-19 World Cup Africa Division 2 qualifiers semi-finals in Potchefstroom, South Africa are well underway with a lot at stake as the winners will automatically qualify for Division 1 and join Namibia, Uganda and Kenya.
The youngsters from Tanzania, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Mozambique have earned their right to be in the Last-Four and hope to continue with their rich vein of form as they aim to be among Africa’s elite.
Thirteen-year-old Haroun Kamara was Sierra Leone’s latest star turn at the ICC U-19 World Cup Africa Division 2 qualifiers, as his all-around display saw his side cruise to a fourth straight win.
Kamara, 10 days short of his 14th birthday, picked up four Swaziland wickets for 16 with the ball, before opening the batting and adding a breezy 27 to his performance.
Swaziland had won the toss and elected to bat first, but they were shot out for 81, in 35.3 overs.
Sierra Leone have impressed with bat and ball thus far, and they again applied the squeeze…
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