Podgal production group has secured broadcast and ground rights for the forthcoming Victoria series 2023.
The Company will produce the games which will be aired live on NBS Sport and Uganda Cricket Association YouTube channel for the African viewers.
The tournament due April 18, will also be live on Fancode for the Indian subcontinent.
“We are very glad to work with Uganda Cricket Association to ensure further promotion of women’s cricket to the world through broadcast, and are looking forward to witnessing a great tournament,” said David Poya, Co-founder and Head of production Podgal Production group.
The Victoria Series are set to bowl off on April 16 at the Lugogo cricket oval.
Five teams including Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and UAE are set to take part in this tournament that is designed to develope and promote women cricket.

Uganda Cricket CEO Alan Mugume said: “We are excited to work with PODGAL as the official broadcast partners for the Victoria Series.”
“Their experience should help us put on a quality live stream that will reach far beyond the borders of Uganda. This experience should allow all cricket lovers to be able to follow the series especially with the quality of teams that will participate in this event.”

UCA Operations Manager Joshua Mwanja commented: “First and foremost, we feel privileged to work with Podgal Production because they have their roots in Uganda and are proudly a youthful Ugandan entity.”
“We have worked with them before through third parties like during the International Cricket Council (ICC) events held here recently and through Batball Uganda who contract them.”
Mwanja added that they are looking at having many people following the game especially those that are not going to be able to come to the ground.
Day 2: Women's Elite League.
— Uganda Cricket Association (@CricketUganda) December 11, 2021
Highlight of the day: @phionakulume of Aziz Damani Hurricanes hangs onto a beautiful overhead catch to dismiss @janetmbabazi19 skipper of Thunder ⚡ Cricket Club.
Podgal Production for Uganda Cricket. #LadiesEliteLeague2021 pic.twitter.com/SPk0cwj5Ag
“In addition, women sports having such coverage is one way to reach out to the ladies telling them that they can play. We hope this can motivate more young girls to play if they find some role models from the team from people they had previously seen only in newspapers and heard on radio.”
Podgal has produced women’s tournaments including Nigeria Cricket Federation Women’s T20 invitational last month, Women’s Elite league 2023 for UCA and ICC T20 World Cup qualifier 2022 in UAE for cricclubs among others.
On the opening day, April 18 at Lugogo, Kenya face UAE in the morning before Uganda meet Rwanda after Lunch.
We live for moments like this @ZimCricketv . A @PodgalPro production for @cricclubs , @IMG and @ICC . This is by the way a 3 camera setup. I can say this is my favorite closing sequence since the start of pathway events production.#T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/316xFsU44c
— Poya David Gabriel (@poya_gabriel) July 18, 2022