Who Is Frank Nsubuga, Oldest Player In T20 World Cup 2024?
Uganda's off-spinner Frank Nsubuga, aged 43, is poised to create history by becoming the oldest cricketer to compete in the T20 World Cup 2024.
Frank Nsubuga, Uganda's 43-year-old off-spinner, is set to make cricketing history as the oldest player in upcoming T20 World Cup 2024 as he is named in the 15-man squad of Uganda for the marquee T20 event, set to take place in the United States of America and the West Indies in the month of June.
Coming from Kampala, Nsubuga's selection in the national squad signifies a remarkable achievement, not just for himself, but also for Ugandan cricket. On May 6, the Uganda Cricket Association revealed their 15-member squad for the esteemed tournament, marking the nation's debut in the main round of the T20 World Cup.
Uganda’s Frank Nsubuga will be the oldest player at this year’s T20 Cricket World Cup at 43. Machine pic.twitter.com/BrntlBKgJi
— Andrew Kabuura. (@andrewkabuura) May 7, 2024
Frank Nsubuga's Illustrious Cricket Journey
Frank Nsubuga has had a lengthy and illustrious career in international cricket. Since his debut for Uganda in 2000, Nsubuga has remained a reliable fixture in the team, recognized for his proficient off-spin bowling and significant contributions in the lower batting order.
Although Nsubuga's involvement is remarkable, the title for the oldest player in T20 World Cup history is held by Ryan Campbell. Campbell, initially representing Australia, prolonged his international career with Hong Kong. He holds this distinction by participating at the age of 44 during the 2016 World Cup in India.
Oldest Cricketers In T20 World Cup History
1. Ryan Campbell - Hong Kong - 44 years 98 days - 2016
2. Brad Hogg - Australia - 43 years 34 days - 2014
3. Chris Gayle - West Indies - 42 years 36 days - 2021
4. Najeeb Amar - Hong Kong - 42 years 17 days - 2014
5. Mohammad Hafeez - Pakistan - 41 years 10 days - 2021
6. Shoaib Malik - Pakistan - 39 years 268 days - 2021
Uganda Squad for T20 World Cup 2024: Brian Masaba (c), Riazat Ali Shah (vc), Kenneth Waiswa, Dinesh Nakrani, Frank Nsubuga, Ronak Patel, Roger Mukasa, Cosmas Kyewuta, Bilal Hassun, Fred Achelam, Robinson Obuya, Simon Ssesazi, Henry Ssenyondo, Alpesh Ramjani and Juma Miyaji.
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