Namibia coach Pierre de Bruyn revealed Friday that his World Cup history-making team has been assembled with just 18 players to choose from in the country. | Sport24news
Namibia coach Pierre de Bruyn revealed on Friday that his World Cup history-making team has been assembled with just 18 players to choose from in the country.eight-wicket winThey now go into the Super 12 stage where they face former winners India and Pakistan as well as New Zealand, Afghanistan and Scotland."I've got 18 players to pick from in my national squad and I know what they've put in for the last three years.
"We are a small country, a small number of people play cricket. We should be proud of ourselves," said Erasmus.Namibia finished behind Sri Lanka in Group A after the 2014 champions dismissed the Netherlands for just 44, the second lowest total in tournament history, for an eight-wicket win. "It's time for us to reflect and also enjoy this moment, but we certainly didn't come here to go and lie down now.