Question: Which World Cup did the UAE national cricket team qualify for?
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World Cup.
Namibia were not eligible for the Cricket World Cup between 1975 and 1992 as they were not a member of the ICC at the time.
1996: Did not qualify 1999: Did not qualify 2003: First round 2007: Did not qualify 2011: Did not qualify 2015: Did not qualify  
Canada participated in the Caribbean T20 tournament again in 2012 losing all 4 matches.
Thousands of Canadian's watched the matches on Rogers Sportsnet ONE giving the team unprecedented domestic exposure.
Following the tournament, Canada participated in the 2012 T20 Cricket World Cup Qualification Tournament in UAE.
Canada finished 6th in the tournament and did not qualify for the 2012 T20 Cricket World Cup.
In April, Ravin Moorthy was elected the new president of Cricket Canada succeeding Ranjit Saini.
Moorthy was joined on the board by Vimal Hardat, Amit Joshi, Charles Pais and Calvin Clarke.
At this meeting Newfoundland and Labrador were admitted to the Cricket Canada family as the 10th provincial member of the organization.
Canada's women's team won the ICC America's Division 1 T20 Tournament in April 2012.
This tournament served as the preliminary round of the ICC T20 Women's Cricket World Cup which will be played in 2014 in India.
Canada has advanced to the next round of qualification.
Canada hired former West Indian Cricketer Gus Logie as its national head coach in May 2012.
In November 2012, Canada's men's team will travel to USA to play the United States in the K.A.
Auty Cup.
The trophy has been contested between Canada and USA since 1844 and it remains the world's oldest ongoing international sporting fixture 
The Denmark national cricket team has been performing well and has reached World Cricket League's Division two which kept their hopes to qualify for the 2011 Cricket World Cup.
Cricket has been played in Denmark since the mid 19th century, brought there by British.
Along with the men's team Denmark national women's cricket team also has some introduction into cricket. 
In October 2010 the team announced that it had hired Kabir Khan to become its coach.
Khan had major success with the Afghan Cricket Team during his one-year stint as the team became eligible to play ODI's.
Kabir Khan also stated that his aim was to help UAE qualify for the 2012 ICC World Twenty20.
In December 2011, the UAE will participate in the 2011 ACC Twenty20 Cup in Nepal.
Then in 2013, they will travel to Scotland to compete in the 2013 Cricket World Cup Qualifier, the final event of the 2009–13 World Cricket League.
In June/July 2011,they will play Kenya at Nairobi for the first round of 2011–13 ICC Intercontinental Cup.
Kabir Khan has also been in the motion of electing new members and as per him he think that the upbringing of Saif Akbari into the team will be a vital keypoint for the winning of UAE cricket team.
As, UAE already played ICC World Cup 2014, They also qualified for ICC World Cup 2015 held in Australia and New Zealand. 
In 2005, the UAE took part in the ICC Trophy in Ireland, where they attempted to qualify for the 2007 World Cup.
Naeemuddin was again part of the team, only missing out on the group stage game with Ireland.
After failing to pass 15 in his first three games, Naeemuddin was the top scorer by far in the final game of the group stage, which UAE needed to win to have a chance of qualifying for the World Cup.
His 76 off 106 deliveries made up more than a third of UAE's eventual total of 201 all out, and gave the bowlers something to defend.
Their opponents Uganda were bowled out for 138, giving UAE the win by 63 runs, and two play-off matches to qualify for the World Cup.
In the first, against Namibia, UAE were chasing 241 to win, and Naeemuddin, at number three in the batting line-up, had to bat in the very first over as opener Asim Saeed went for a three-ball duck.
Naeemuddin hit 22 off 45 balls, sharing stands with Arshad Ali and Syed Maqsood, but was out with the score on 45 for three.
The other batsmen helped the total to 242 for six, giving the UAE a four-wicket win and a play-off match with Netherlands.
Once again, UAE were chasing, but this time they needed 288 in 50 overs; Naeemuddin could only contribute 15, the fourth-highest score of the innings, and UAE were all out for 142.
Naeemuddin did not play any of UAE's three Intercontinental Cup matches during 2005, but the ICC Trophy wasn't to be his last appearance.
During the EurAsia Cricket Series in Dubai in April 2006, he played three matches, batted twice, but failed to score in both innings.