Geelong. However, they could not the repeat the feat of the 2021 T20 World cup as they lost their next two matches to Netherlands and UAE. Former South African all-rounder David Wiese is Namibia's most high profile cricketer and is a regular in various T20 Leagues, most notably in Pakistan Super League where he plays for Lahore Qalandars. In the recently concluded IPL 2023 Auctions, David Wiese was picked by Kolkata Knight Riders. World Cup 1975 to 1992 inclusive: Not eligible - Not an ICC member 1996: Did not qualify 1999: Did not qualify 2003: First round 2007: Did not qualify T20 World Cup 2021 : Super 12 Development Programs Except for a few cases, cricket in Namibia has been confined to the Afrikaans and German speaking populations, with the indigenous Africans who constitute 80% of the national population showing hardly any interest. Athletics The most prominent Namibian athlete, and one of the most prominent people in general, is the former sprinter Frankie Fredericks. He is the first Olympic medalist from the country, and won four Olympic silver medals in total. He also became world champion in 1993 and won an additional three silver medal at the World Championships, all in the 200 metres event. He holds the African record in this event with 19.68 seconds, and held the African record in 100 metres until May 2006. Sprinters Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi attended the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Although disallowed from their favourite 400 metres event due to naturally high testosterone levels, they both ran the 200 metres and qualified for the final, the first female Namibian athletes to do so at the Olympics. Christine Mboma won a silver at Tokyo Olympics 2020 in women's 200m. Other prominent athletes include middle distance runner Agnes Samaria and long-distance runner Luketz Swartbooi, as well as paralympic athletes Johanna Benson, Ananias Shikongo, Johannes Nambala, and Reginald Benade. Basketball Namibia waits for its first qualification for the FIBA Africa Championship. Its basketball federation cooperates with the German federation. Boxing There have been several successful Namibian boxers, including Japhet Uutoni (winner of gold medal at 2006 Commonwealth Games and 2006 African Boxing championships), Paulus Ambunda (represented his country at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens), Paulus Moses, Harry Simon and Joseph Jermia (represented his country at the 2004 Summer Olympics as well as winning a bronze medal in the 48 kg weight class in the