2024 Cricket World Cup Challenge League B (Uganda)

The 2024 Cricket World Cup Challenge League B (Uganda) refers to a specific stage within the qualification pathway for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. Challenge League B is one of two Challenge Leagues (A and B) that sit below the Cricket World Cup League 2 in the International Cricket Council (ICC) structure. Uganda hosted the Challenge League B matches during the 2019-2022 cycle, and this event designation specifically identifies matches played in Uganda during that period that contributed to the overall League B standings for the 2024 Cricket World Cup qualification.

The Challenge League B featured a selection of Associate Member nations competing in a series of round-robin tournaments. The teams involved aimed to accumulate points based on their match results. The team finishing at the top of Challenge League B, along with the winner of Challenge League A, progressed to the Cricket World Cup League 2.

League 2 serves as a direct pathway to the Cricket World Cup Qualifier (formerly known as the ICC World Cup Qualifier), which is the final qualification tournament for the Cricket World Cup itself. Therefore, the 2024 Cricket World Cup Challenge League B (Uganda) represented a critical step for the participating teams in their pursuit of World Cup qualification. The "2024" designation within the title refers to the qualification process for the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup, and it is potentially referencing the earlier cycle as the current iteration will be for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. However, in either scenario, the League B event structure remains consistent.

The performances in matches held in Uganda had a direct impact on the overall standings of Challenge League B, ultimately determining which team advanced further in the qualification process. Detailed match schedules, results, and team standings are typically maintained by the ICC and various cricket news outlets.