Uganda Tour of India Live Score and Match Updates: 1st 50 Over Match

Uganda Cricket has signed a new partnership with the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), with the senior national side set to play five one-day matches and three T20s in Mumbai. The tour is part of a long-term collaboration to improve Uganda’s international exposure and strengthen cricket-related programs between the two boards. The series is expected to help Uganda prepare for upcoming ICC events while also giving players valuable experience in Indian conditions.

The series will feature five 50-over matches and three T20s in Mumbai, which will start from May 18 and will conclude on May 30 The partnership can be seen as a major step forward for associate cricket. Apart from the men’s matches, the agreement is expected to focus on coaching development, women's cricket and other things as well. MCA officials reportedly worked closely with ICC chairman Jay Shah to help finalize the collaboration.

Uganda Tour Of India Live Score 1st 50 Over Match

As mentioned above, the Uganda Tour of India will feature five one-day matches and three T20 games in Mumbai. It's definitely a great move by both boards, which will Uganda players to play in India, which has some of the best cricket stadiums in the world.

For fans unable to watch the matches live, regular updates will play an important role throughout the tour. At Sportsdunia Live Cricket Score, we will provide ball-by-ball Uganda Tour of India live score updates, big moments, and full scorecards from all ODI and T20 fixtures in Mumbai. Below given is the Mumbai vs Uganda Live scorecard for the 1st 50 Over Match.

Uganda Squad for India Tour 2026

Uganda have sent a strong and experienced squad for the India tour, with senior players like Fred Achelam, Dinesh Nakrani, Alpesh Ramjani, Simon Ssesazi and Henry Ssenyondo included in the travelling group. Their Indian opponents are yet to officially announce their squad for the upcoming ODI and T20 matches.

Fred Achelam (C), Simon Ssesazi, Charles Musemeza, Ronald Lutaaya, Gerald Olipa, Anas Baig Mirza, Fahad Mutagana, Juma Miyaji, Cosmas Kyewuta, Joseph Baguma, Henry Ssenyondo, Siraje Nsubuga, Enock Kasaija, Dinesh Nakrani, Raghav Dhawan & Alpesh Ramjani.