Rodney Maha

Maha is now in charge of all aspects of the World Cup tour.

Cricket PNG general manager, Tony Naidu, commended Maha, saying: “This is a great honour, and a very popular choice.”

Maha is not new to the cricket scene nor the sporting industry in Papua New Guinea. 

He brings with him a wealth of experience and is ready to put on the cap as the head coach.

“I've been working in Cricket PNG for 12 years in different roles,” he stated.

So far at the International Cricket Council Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier – East Asia-Pacific in Samoa, the Lewas remain unbeaten.

The Lewas started it off with a 6 wicket won over hosts Samoa on Friday followed by a 5 wicket win yesterday against Japan.

"We don't want to be too confident, that's what I tell my players, and I'll probably tell them again tonight (yesterday) when we have our meeting. But so far, so good.

"I'll take the wins as they come and I'm really happy for the girls,” said Maha.