A great century by Morne Karg enabled Namibia to hold out for a draw against Pakistan A in their final three day match at the Wanderers ground on May 1.
After amassing a 139-run first innings lead, Pakistan had Namibia in trouble at 86/4 in their second innings, before Karg came to the rescue with a great knock. He hit 109 runs from 125 balls, including 10 fours and 5 sixes, which saw Namibia reaching a total of 271/6 when the match was called off.

Ramblers and Black Africa reached the final of the Tafel Lager NFA Cup after beating Blue Waters and Golden Bees respectively on April 29.
Ramblers showed great character to come from a goal down against the league log leaders Blue Waters to win the match 2-1 at Gobabis? Legare Stadium.

Pakistan A cruised to an 8-wicket victory in their final limited overs match against Namibia on April 28 to win the series 3-0.
Their bowlers first restricted Namibia to 203/9 in 50 overs, but once again it was not enough as Pakistan?s batsmen made light work of Namibia?s bowling arsenal.

Pakistan A notched up their third victory when they beat Namibia A by five wickets at Windhoek?s United field on April 26.
In the end Pakistan won comfortably with nine overs to spare, but there were also some fine performances by Namibia?s second stringers.

South African hurdler Ter de Villiers, sprinter Wendy Seegers and German javelin thrower Alexander Vieweg were the star performers at the Bank Windhoek Athletics Mini Grand Prix in Windhoek on April 23.