South Africa and Namibia are set to host the ten-team qualification tournament for the men's one-day world cup. Participating sides will include the top four teams from league two and four participants emerging from the qualification playoff event. League two standings currently place Scotland, the United States, Netherlands and Oman in the top four positions. Meanwhile, the qualification playoff is scheduled to run from 1 December to 22 December. A recent meeting held in Dubai resulted in a scheduled timeframe running from 26 February to 21 March, according to details released following the gathering.
South Africa and Namibia to host World Cup qualifiers
Ten national teams will compete in the tournament to determine final spots for the upcoming global cricket competition.
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In short
- South Africa and Namibia will jointly host the ten-team tournament.
- League two top sides include Scotland, the United States, Netherlands and Oman.
- A meeting in Dubai set a schedule spanning from 26 February to 21 March.
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