Cricket in Men's African Games schedule, date, venue, timings: The African Games 2024, 13th edition of the continental multi-sport event, will be hosted across three cities in Ghana: Accra, Kumasi, and Cape Coast. A total of 29 sports disciplines will feature in the mega sporting event in South Africa. Originally scheduled for 2023, African Games got rescheduled to 2024. Over the span of 15 days, the Games will bring together 5000 athletes from various regions of Africa to compete in a diverse range of sporting events.


For the first time ever, cricket will be part of African Games 2024. 


Know when and where to watch Men's African Games 2024 live telecast, streaming in India 


Men's African Games 2024 live telecast in India: Not available 


Men's African Games 2024 live streaming in India: Fancode app and website


Check out the full schedule and match timings for Men's African Games 2024, all listed in Indian Standard Time (IST):


March 17, Sunday:


Match 1: Zimbabwe vs Namibia at 2:30 PM
Match 2: Nigeria vs Tanzania at 3:00 PM
Match 3: South Africa vs Ghana at 6:45 PM
Match 4: Kenya vs Uganda at 7:15 PM


March 18, Monday:


Match 5: Tanzania vs Zimbabwe at 2:30 PM
Match 6: Namibia vs Nigeria at 3:00 PM
Match 7: South Africa vs Kenya at 6:45 PM
Match 8: Uganda vs Ghana at 7:15 PM


March 20, Wednesday:


Match 9: Uganda vs South Africa at 2:30 PM
Match 10: Ghana vs Kenya at 3:00 PM
Match 11: Zimbabwe vs Nigeria at 6:45 PM
Match 12: Namibia vs Tanzania at 7:15 PM


Men's African Games 2024 - Full Squads 


Nigeria: Akhere Isesele, Daniel Ajekun, Joshua Asia, Sesan Adedeji, Chiemelie Udekwe, Isaac Okpe, Vincent Adewoye, Sulaimon Runsewe (Wk), Isaac Danladi, Peter Aho, Prosper Useni, Ridwan Abdulkareem, Solomon Chilemanya, Sylvester Okpe (c), Taiwo Mohammed


Namibia: Malan Kruger, Michael Van Lingen, Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Nikolaas Davin, Pikky Ya France, Gerhard Erasmus, Jan Frylinck, JJ Smit (c), Shaun Fouche, Gerhard Van Rensburg, Jean-Pierre Kotze, Zane Green (Wk), Ben Shikongo, Bernard Scholtz, Handre Klazinge, Jack Brassell, Ruben Trumpelmann, Tangeni Lungameni


Kenya: Pushkar Sharma, Rakep Patel (c), Rushab Patel, Sukhdeep Singh, Collins Obuya, Nelson Odhiambo, Sachin Bhudia, Irfan Karim, Emmanuel Bundi, Francis Mutua, Gerard Muthui, Lucas Oluoch, Shem Ngoche, Vishil Patel, Vraj Patel


Tanzania: Ivan Selemani, Jumanne Masquater, Seif Athumani, Kassim Nassoro, Mohamed Simba, Mohamed Yunusu Issa, Salum Jumbe (c), Sanjay Kumar Thakor, Zamoyoni Jabeneke, Abdallah Jabiri, Mohamed Omary, Ally Kimote, Johnson Nyambo, Yalinde Nkanya


Uganda: Robinson Obuya, Ronald Lutaaya, Simon Ssesazi, Alpesh Ramjani, Dinesh Nakrani, Juma Miyagi, Kenneth Waiswa, Pascal Murungi, Riazat Ali Shah, Cyrus Kakuru (Wk), Fred Achelam, Roger Mukasa (Wk), Bilal Hassan, Brian Masaba (c), Cosmas Kyewuta, Frank Nsubuga, Henry. Ssenyondo, Innocent Mwebaze


South Africa: Dylan Bester, Jesse Prodehl, Lwandi Tywaku, Maahir Joseph, Ethan Fosler, Hardus Coetzer, Jason Raubenheimer, Minenhle Ntobela, Orapeleng Motlhoaring, Nathan Roux (Wk), Aohiwe Yako, George Van Heerden (c), Heinrich Pieterse, Lehan Botha, Lifa Ntanzi


Ghana: Samson Awiah (c), Alex Osei, Daniel Anefie, Kelvin Awala, Godfred Bakiweyem, James Vifah, Lee Nyarko, Obed Harvey, Rexford Bakum, Richmond Baaleri, Devender Singh (Wk), Joseph Theodore (Wk), Kofi Bagabena, Michael Aboagye, Philip Yevugah, Syed Aqeel Israr


Zimbabwe: Ashley Mufandauya, Brian Bennett, Nick Welch, Rodney Mupfudza, Jonathan Campell, Tashinga Musekiwa, Tony Munyonga, Clive Madande (c and wk), Tadiwanashe Marumani (Wk), Alex Falao, Kudakwashe Macheka, Owen Muzondo, Takudzwa Chataira, Trevor Gwandu, Wallace Mubaiwa