Namibia continued their unbeaten run in WCL Division 2, steamrolling a hapless Dutch side by 188 runs.

Kenya kept their promotion hopes alive with a relatively straightforward five wicket win against Uganda.

Nepal are in second place after three rounds of matches in World Cricket League Division 2.

Nepal's lower order held their nerve to close out a knife-edge, low-scoring win over the Dutch favourites

Namibia head into the first rest day at the top of the World Cricket League Division Two table.

Canada got their first points on the board at the second time of asking with a 46-run win over Kenya.

The Netherlands opened their World Cricket League Division 2 campaign with a convincing 67 run win over Canada.

Nepal's old batting frailties come back to haunt them as they lose to Uganda in a low scoring opening day match.

A brilliant 97 from Stephen Baard steered Namibia to a win over Kenya.

The Dutch enter the tournament as favourites, but are far from invulnerable.

Nepal have become something of an enigma in the world of associate cricket in recent years.

Rakep Patel leads a depleted Kenyan team into a tough tournament.

Uganda have bounced back and forth between WCL Divisions 3 and 2 since the competition began.

For Canada, WCL Division 2 represents a historical nadir in their cricketing fortunes.

The Ugandan Cricket Association has repudiated doubts regarding the eligibility of two of their players, Phillemon Mukobe and Abram Mutyagabe, ahead of World Cricket League Division Two.

Hosts Namibia have a solid record in WCL division 2, coming third in 2007 and finishing as runners-up in Dubai four years later.

The ICC has announced the six squads that will travel to Namibia for World Cricket League Division 2, which will be played from 17 to 24 January.