This past weekend, the KCB Lions made it three Kenya cup titles in a row, in front of a packed Kakamega show grounds, as they beat Kabras Sugar RFC 23-15, to take their total tally of Kenya cup titles to Seven. This was the fourth
Five seasons, one Kenya cup title, countless wins later, the question on everyone’s minds when Kabras lines up at the forest to take on KCB in the million shilling match, will be, can Kabras finally finish the job? It has been five fantastic seasons at
After 17 match days, the race to the One Million Kenya Shillings prize that comes with the title of ‘2018/19 Kenya Cup Champion’ is now down to four teams. League leaders Kabras Sugar RFC alongside defending champions KCB booked their ticket to the last four
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If the 2018/19 Kenya cup season was a long distance track race, then it can be said that we are into the final lap, the final two to be exact. With two game days to go, the race for the six play-off spots and league
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Ladies and Gentlemen, it is finally here, the match that has been on everyone’s lips and keyboards since the Kenya Cup fixtures were released sometime in November 2018. Ladies and Gentlemen, it is finally time for Kabras vs KCB and if you are anything like
In so many words, yes it seems a lot like the 2018/19 Kenya Cup title is indeed Kabras’ to lose. Seven matches into the season and Kabras have literally blown everyone they have met off the park. Scoring an average of 44.8 points a game,
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The Kenya sevens squad to the Hamilton and Sydney legs was announced early yesterday and just like in Dubai, we will not have the likes of Collins Injera, Andrew Amonde, Willy Ambaka or Billy Odhiambo donning the mighty red shirt of the Shujaa. So how