Uganda's Frank Nsubuga Embarks on Historic Journey as Oldest Player at T20 World Cup

Uganda's Frank Nsubuga, 43, to become oldest T20 World Cup player; Uganda's 15-member squad announced for the tournament, Brian Masaba to captain, Riazat Ali Shah named deputy; Uganda to face Afghanistan in their opener on June 3; Squad also includes Kenneth Waiswa, Dinesh Nakrani, Roger Mukasa, Robinson Obuya, Simon Ssesazi, and Henry Ssenyondo.

Uganda off-spinner Frank Nsubuga is set to become the oldest cricketer to play in the upcoming T20 World Cup at the age of 43.

On Monday, the Uganda Cricket Association announced a 15-member squad for the marquee event set to be held in the Americas from June 2, the nation's first-ever appearance in the main round of the competition.

Brian Masaba will lead the side, while Riazat Ali Shah has been named his deputy.

In the Africa Qualifiers, Uganda finished second in the Regional Final, behind Namibia, to seal their berth.

They will get their campaign underway versus Afghanistan on June 3 in Guyana, having been clubbed in Group C, which also includes New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and hosts West Indies.

Uganda squad: 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.

Reserve players: Ronald Lutaaya and Innocent Mwebaze.

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