Lusaka, Zambia.
27 April - 4 May

               P   W  NR   L   Pts
Uganda         7   6   0   1    12
Sierra Leone   7   5   0   2    10
Namibia        7   4   1   2     9
Zambia         7   4   0   3     8
Kenya          6   3   1   3     7
Botswana       7   3   0   4     6
Tanzania       7   2   0   5     4
Nigeria        7   0   0   7     0

• Sierra Leone beat Kenya by 4 wickets.
  27 April.
• Zambia lost to Namibia by 94 runs.
  27 April.
• Botswana beat Tanzania by 5 wickets.
  27 April.
• Uganda beat Nigeria by 4 wickets.
  27 April.
• Sierra Leone beat Nigeria by 10 wickets.
  Lotus Sports Ground, 28 April.
  Nigeria 44 (37 overs, I Kabia 3-8, A Kamara 3-16)
  Sierra Leone 45-0
• Botswana beat Namibia by 20 runs.
  LSCC, 28 April.
  Botswana 88 (40.4 overs, A Engebrecht 3-11)
  Namibia 68 (27.3 overs, W Myburg 33, P Thirumalai 5-21, W Tajbhai 4-5)
• Uganda beat Tanzania by 6 wickets.
  Centrals Cricket Ground, 28 April.
  Tanzania 48 (23.4 overs, D Muhumuza 5-12)
  Uganda 49-4 (15.5 overs)
• Zambia beat Kenya by 110 runs.
  Metros Cricket Ground, 28 April.
  Zambia 175 (49.2 overs, H Patel 56, A Nsensha 38, R Savala 4-34)
  Kenya 65 (32.1 overs, S Bangliwala 4-8)
• Sierra Leone beat Tanzania by 2 wickets.
  Metros Sports Ground, 29 April.
  Tanzania 73 (44.2 overs, J Mansarry 5-7)
  Sierra Leone 77-8 (39 overs, R Kiseto 4-10)
• Zambia beat Botswana by 61 runs.
  LSCC, 29 April.
  Zambia 139 (H Patel 33, B Manan 4-26)
  Botswana 79 (38 overs, G Kandela 3-12)
• Namibia beat Uganda by 3 wickets.
  Centrals Cricket Ground, 29 April.
  Uganda 128 (48.1 overs)
  Namibia 130-7 (49.1 overs, R Achar 42)
• Kenya beat Nigeria by 118 runs.
  Lotus Sports Club, 29 April.
  Kenya 160 (49.1 overs, Abdul Najami 43, A Benjamin 5-31)
  Nigeria 42 (23 overs, K Patel 5-31)
• Tanzania beat Nigeria by 6 wickets.
  Centrals Sports Club, 30 April.
  Nigeria 87 (33 overs, H Ramaiya 5-22)
  Tanzania 90-4 (33.3 overs)
• Zambia lost to Uganda by 4 wickets.
  Lotus Cricket Ground, 30 April.
  Zambia 103 (42.1 overs, S Haveliwala 39, Ahmed Sangau 4-10)
  Uganda 104-6 (42.2 overs, G Kandela 3-20)
• Namibia beat Sierra Leone by 26 runs.
  Metros Cricket Ground, 30 April.
  Namibia 156 (48.4 overs, W Groenwald 31, E Marrah 3-27)
  Sierra Leone 130 (45.5 overs, Ibrahim Kamara 40, P France 3-13)
• Kenya beat Botswana by 3 wickets.
  LSCC, 30 April.
  Botswana 71 (44.4 overs, K Patel 3-9)
  Kenya 74-7 (32.1 overs, Waseem Tajbhai 3-19)
• Uganda beat Botswana by 1 wicket.
  Metros Cricket Ground, 2 May.
  Botswana 113 (45.2 overs, H Ssenyondo 3-19)
  Uganda 114-9 (38 overs, Waseem Tajbhai 3-17)
• Zambia lost to Sierra Leone by 85 runs.
  Centrals Sports Ground, 2 May.
  Sierra Leone 176-9 (50 overs, E Pessuma 66, G Kandela 3-20)
  Zambia 91 (39 overs, S Haveliwala 32, Ibrahim Kabia 3-8)
• Kenya beat Tanzania by 19 runs.
  Lotus Cricket Ground, 2 May.
  Kenya 96 (40.4 overs, H Ramaiya 3-15)
  Tanzania 77 (39.5 overs, P Anjere 3-2)
• Namibia beat Nigeria by 10 wickets.
  LSCC, 2 May.
  Nigeria 35 (30.3 overs, B Schoetz 7-13)
  Namibia 40-0 (11 overs, W Myburg 30*)
• Zambia beat Nigeria by 20 runs.
  Lotus Cricket Ground, 3 May.
  Zambia 126 (33.3 overs, A Bangliwala 59, V Behrani 5-32)
  Nigeria 106 (44.1 overs, V Behani 36, C Mumba 3-17)
• Sierra Leone beat Botswana by 3 wickets.
  LSCC, 3 May.
  Botswana 100 (48.1 overs, M Jacob 3-15)
  Sierra Leone 101-7 (36 overs, E Pessima 49)
• Uganda beat Kenya by 4 wickets.
  Metros Sports Ground, 3 May.
  Kenya 120 (50 overs, E Oduch 4-22)
  Uganda 122-6 (38 overs, Ahmed Yakub 47, P Angere 3-14)
• Tanzania beat Namibia by 13 runs.
  Centrals Cricket Ground, 3 May.
  Tanzania 177 (50 overs, Rashidi Amiri 33, O Bosman 4-19)
  Namibia 164 (45.2 overs, R Achar 41, Rashidi Amiri 4-24)
• Zambia beat Tanzania by 63 runs (D/L).
  Metros, 4 May.
  Zambia 133 (44.2 overs, S Bangiwala 48, R Kiseto 3/28)
  Tanzania 42-7 (30.4 overs, S Haveliwala 3-12)
• Kenya v Namibia - no result.
  4 May.
  Namibia 150-7 (42 overs, R Van Schoor 48, K Kaul 4-18)
  Kenya 18-0 (6 overs)
• Botswana beat Nigeria by 6 wickets.
  4 May.
  Nigeria 65 (28.2 overs)
  Botswana 68-4 (24.3 overs)
• Uganda beat Sierra Leone by 48 runs (D/L).
  Centrals, 4 May.
  Uganda 94 (41.3 overs, I Kabia 3-20)
  Sierra Leone 35/8 (20 overs, G Nyero 6-7)