She Cranes Crush Trinidad and Tobago to Maintain Winning Start at Glasgow 2026

Uganda's national netball team, the She Cranes, continued their impressive campaign at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games with a commanding 80-36 victory over Trinidad and Tobago, securing their second consecutive win in Pool B.

The dominant performance followed Uganda's hard-fought 59-50 victory over Wales in their opening match, leaving the She Cranes unbeaten as they strengthen their bid for a place in the knockout stages.

The She Cranes controlled the match from the opening whistle, outclassing Trinidad and Tobago in attack and defence to seal a convincing 44-point win. The victory highlighted Uganda's growing confidence and depth as they continue to challenge some of the world's top netball nations.

Shooter Mary Nuba was among the key contributors as Uganda maintained its attacking momentum throughout the contest, while the coaching staff made effective use of the squad to keep players fresh during the one-sided encounter.

Uganda's unbeaten start now sets up a crucial Pool B clash against Jamaica, one of the tournament's strongest sides. The outcome of that match is expected to play a significant role in determining the final standings in the group.

The She Cranes have continued to establish themselves as one of Africa's leading netball teams, and their performances in Glasgow have raised hopes of another strong finish on the Commonwealth Games stage.

With two victories from two matches, Uganda heads into its next fixture with confidence as it seeks to maintain its momentum against tougher opposition.
(Photos by Nicholas Bamulanzeki)

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