Bahrain in Uganda 2024/25

Bahrain in Uganda is the name given to a bilateral international cricket series contested between the Uganda national cricket team and the Bahrain national cricket team. It is not a standing domestic league or a permanent cup competition. Instead, the description refers specifically to touring arrangements where the Bahrain squad travels to Uganda for matches. The most notable edition of this fixture is the 2024 series, which featured two Twenty20 Internationals. These matches took place in October 2024 at the Jinja Cricket Ground. The series concluded in a 1-1 draw. Bahrain won the opening game by 17 runs, while Uganda secured victory in the second match by 8 wickets.

This arrangement operates under the rules set by the International Cricket Council. Both the Uganda Cricket Federation and the Bahrain Cricket Association participate in these games. Prior to 2024, there are no records of bilateral matches between the two nations. Their interactions have mostly occurred within multi-team formats. These include the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Challenge League B for the 2024–2026 cycle and various tri-series events hosted by other nations. In those broader tournaments, Uganda has often performed strongly against Bahrain. One instance saw Uganda win by 166 runs in November 2024.

Unlike domestic competitions, this fixture has no founding date, no promotion or relegation system, and no permanent trophy. It does not have a historical winners list in the traditional sense. The title describes the logistical setup for these specific games rather than an ongoing institutional event. There is no local sporting structure associated with the name. It remains an event between two national sides rather than a tournament involving clubs or regional teams.