| 1900 | Cricket is first played in Uganda. |
| 1914 | British residents of Uganda beat the British Residents of Nairobi by 5 wickets. |
| 1920 | Return match against British Residents of Nairobi is played in Nairobi, the Ugandans losing by 48 runs. |
| 1936 | Triangular tournament between the European, Indian and Goan communities is established. |
| 1949 | A team representing the African community joins the Triangular tournament, making it a Quadrangular. The tournament lasts into the 1960s. |
| 1952 | The Ugandan Cricket Association is formed.
First fully representative Uganda side plays its first international in a new annual triangular tournament also involving Tanganyika against Kenya, losing by 254 runs. |
| 1953 | Uganda gains its first win, beating Tanganyika by 5 wickets. |
| 1958 | Combined East Africa team featuring one Ugandan plays a 3-day match against a South African Non-European team, losing by seven wickets. |
| 1963 | East Africa Invitation XI featuring five Ugandans plays a first-class match against the MCC in Kampala, losing by an innings. |
| 1966 | Zambia join the annual triangular tournament, Uganda playing them for the first time this year.
East Africa becomes an associate member of the ICC. |
| 1967 | India tour East Africa. They beat Uganda by six wickets, and beat an East Africa team featuring six Ugandans by 8 wickets. |
| 1968 | Warwickshire visit Uganda, drawing against the national side.
Uganda make their highest ever team total of 436 against Kenya in Nairobi. |
| 1970 | V Noordin scores 201 against Zambia in Kampala, the highest individual score for Uganda. |
| 1974 | East Africa team featuring one Ugandan loses to the MCC in a first-class match in Nairobi. |
| 1975 | East Africa tour England with one Ugandan in their squad. They lose all their matches except one (against Berkshire), including all three ODIs in the World Cup and a first-class match against Sri Lanka. |
| 1989 | East Africa is replaced in the ICC by East and Central Africa. |
| 1998 | Uganda becomes an associate member of the ICC in their own right. |
| 2001 | Uganda finish 10th in the ICC Trophy after losing a play-off to the UAE. |
| 2002 | Uganda finish third in their first round group in the Africa Cup. |
| 2004 | Uganda's first first-class match finishes with a surprise defeat of Namibia in the Intercontinental Cup. They lose to Kenya by an innings in their second match of the tournament.
Uganda finish as runners-up to Namibia in the African Associates Championship. |
| 2005 | Uganda finish twelfth and last in the ICC Trophy. |
| 2007 | Uganda win Division 3 of the World Cricket League and are promoted to Division 2 after beating Argentina in the final. They finish fifth in Division 2.
In a quadrangular Twenty20 tournament in Nairobi, Uganda beat Kenya.
Uganda draw a two match series against Bermuda in Nairobi. |
| 2008 | The MCC tour Uganda. They beat Uganda A in a one-day match and Uganda Under-19s in a two-day match. The full national side beats the MCC in a one-day match and draws the three-day match.
Uganda win the East African Women's Championship, beating Kenya in the final. |
| 2009 | Uganda finish second in Division 3 of the World Cricket League, qualifying for the World Cup Qualifier. |
A Timeline of Uganda Cricket
