Lusaka, Zambia
1-8 September 2002

• South Africa beat Botswana by 270 runs
  Lusaka, 8 September
  South Africa 308
  Botswana 38

• South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 7 wickets
  Metropolitan, 7 September
  Zimbabwe 102 (J van der Wath 4-19, Z Abrahim 3-20)
  South Africa 106-3 (G Bodi 48*, M Otto 37, W Mwayenga 3-32)
• Botswana beat Kenya by 2 wickets
  Lusaka SC, 7 September
  Kenya 182 (F Otieno 41, A Gore 35, A Raja 4-15)
  Botswana 183-8

           P   W   L  Pts
Botswana   4   4   0   8
Zimbabwe   4   3   1   6
Zambia     4   2   2   4
Namibia    4   1   3   2
Tanzania   4   0   4   0

• Zimbabwe beat Zambia by 82 runs
  Metropolitan, 1 September
  Zimbabwe 309-6 (B Taylor 64, S Matsikenyeri 51, GF Barrett 47, V Sibanda 37)
  Zambia 227-9 (M Pieterse 46, W Mwayenga 3-34)
• Namibia beat Tanzania by 90 runs
  Central, 1 September
  Namibia 197-9 ( S Burger 84, M Merwe 56, D Parmar 3-56)
  Tanzania 107 (N Roussouw 5-14)
• Botswana beat Zambia by 5 wickets
  Lusaka South, 2 September
  Zambia 139 (E Gorji 4-32)
  Botswana 143-5 (W Crossland 45, F Munshi 3-10)
• Zimbabwe beat Tanzania by 176 runs
  Central, 2 September
  Zimbabwe 293 (C Coventry 107, E Chigumbura 50, G Ewing 46)
  Tanzania 117 (E Chigumbura 4-22)
• Botswana beat Tanzania by 68 runs
  3 September
  Botswana 188 (A Chand 45*, J Moses 42, H Abdalla 3-45)
  Tanzania 120 (I Goji 4-31)
• Zimbabwe beat Namibia by 1 wicket
  3 September
  Namibia 201 (J Nel 67, S Swanepoel 46, E Chigumbura 3-29, P Rinkle 3-40)
  Zimbabwe 202-9 (E Chigumbura 54, C Coventry 45)
• Zambia beat Namibia by 24 runs
  Central, 4 September
  Zambia 222-9 (I Ebrahim 41, K Rupasinghe 38, S Malama 37)
  Namibia 198-9 (G Cloete 36*, A Ebrahim 3-35)
• Botswana beat Zimbabwe by 6 wickets
  Lotus, 4 September
  Zimbabwe 106
  Botswana 108-4 (W Crossland 44*)
• Botswana beat Namibia by 2 wickets
  Metropolitan, 5 September
  Namibia 141 (M Merwe 65, I Gorji 5-24)
  Botswana 142-8
• Zambia beat Tanzania by 8 wickets
  Lusaka South, 5 September
  Tanzania 151-9 (B Govind 38, F Munshi 3-11)
  Zambia 152-2 (F Ebrahim 69*, M Pieters 36)

           P   W   L  Pts
S Africa   4   4   0   8
Kenya      4   3   1   6
Uganda     4   2   2   4
Nigeria    4   1   3   2
Malawi     4   0   4   0

• South Africa beat Kenya by 137 runs
  Lusaka South, 1 September
  South Africa 305-5 (W Dugmore 110)
  Kenya 128 (D Shah 39,G Bodi 3-13, C De Lange 3-24)
• Uganda beat Nigeria by 122 runs
  Lotus, 1 September
  Uganda 236-7 (A Baig 64, K Kamyuka 47*, N Bibodi 46, Haruna 3-48)
  Nigeria 124
• Kenya beat Uganda by 2 wickets
  Metropolitan, 2 September
  Uganda 76 (A Mboya 4-21, F Otieno 3-6)
  Kenya 77-8 (F Nsubuga 3-12)
• Nigeria beat Malawi by 2 wickets
  Lotus, 2 September
  Malawi 145 (R Usman 54, Okunsanya 3-28)
  Nigeria 148-8 (U Ogbimi 56, S Yusuf 3-31)
• Kenya beat Nigeria by 58 runs
  3 September
  Kenya 107 (A Bundia 45*, Okusanya 3-14, Adegbola 3-15, Agbonwanegbe 3-31)
  Nigeria 49 (E Jadanji 3-5, F Otieno 4-15) 3 September
  
• South Africa beat Malawi by 313 runs
  Metropolitan, 4 September
  South Africa 391-5 (W Dugmore 105, R Arendse 91*, J Wath 80)
  Malawi 78 (P Joubert 4-12, A Thomas 3-24)
• South Africa beat Uganda by 198 runs
  Lusaka South, 4 September
  South Africa 240-6 (G Bodi 56, A Amla 45, W Dugmore 44)
  Uganda 42 (J Watt 3-13)
• Kenya beat Malawi by 10 wickets
  Metropolitan, 4 September
  Malawi 87 (S Jeena 51, A Luseno 6-34)
  Kenya 88-0 (M Ouma 40*, A Gore 37*)
• South Africa beat Nigeria by 10 wickets
  Central, 5 September
  Nigeria 67 (U Ogimibi 36, De Lange 3-25)
  South Africa 71-0 (A Thomas 40*)
• Uganda beat Malawi by 216 runs
  Lotus, 5 September
  Uganda 309-8 (Bibodi 85*, Baig 76, Nsubuga 51, S Jeena 3-46, Daud 3-51)
  Malawi 92 (Okia 4-27)