Ghana at home in Accra are a formidable opponent. Their multi-national bowling attack — Bharani Kumar Majji, Jayant Gautam, Judah Solomon (all debuted vs Seychelles in Match 3) — have shown excellent control. Captain Obed Harvey leads a focused unit with qualification on the line. On home soil, under Accra evening conditions, Ghana’s team depth is superior to Eswatini’s.

Eswatini have shown they’re the 3rd-best team in this qualifier — their Day 1 win over Saint Helena (27 runs) was competitive if unspectacular. Adil Butt (career T20I average 45.40 from 5 innings, 227 runs) is their most dangerous batter. If Butt fires, Eswatini can challenge Ghana’s bowling. But overall, Ghana’s depth gives them a significant advantage.