[7] In the second game, Namibian captain Gerhard Erasmus scored an unbeaten century and dismissed both Ugandan opening batters, but an unbeaten partnership of 118 runs between Dinesh Nakrani and Riazat Ali Shah lead Uganda to a seven-wicket victory.

[8] Namibia won the third T20I match by 52 runs, following an all-round performance from JJ Smit, to take the series 2–1.

[9] Smit scored a half-century, then took a five-wicket haul which included a hat-trick.

[10] Namibia cruised to victory in the first 50-over game after dismissing the visitors for only 68 runs.

[12] Karl Birkenstock, Salomon Nuuyoma and Louis Peters also featured for Namibia in the 50-over series.