Lebanon will return, alongside 2019 holders Nigeria, runners-up Morocco and hosts South Africa, to compete in this year’s Middle East Africa Championship, which will be held in Pretoria in the autumn.
The Cedars, who will only select players from their domestic competition – something they previously did at home to Italy in the 2017 MediteMEA Championship line-up confirmed
Lebanon will return, alongside 2019 holders Nigeria, runners-up Morocco and hosts South Africa, to compete in this year’s Middle East Africa Championship, which will be held in Pretoria in the autumn.
The Cedars, who will only select players from their domestic competition – something they previously did at home to Italy in the 2017 Medite
