Kenya Simbas Team Of The Decade (2010-2019)
The Kenya Simbas team of the decade ending 2019
The Kenya Simbas team of the decade ending 2019
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
It is towards the tail end of action on day 2 of the 2017 Driftwood sevens, we are seated under the gracious shade of a tree, at a far corner of the Mombasa Sports club, a few meters from a dejected looking tent. Over the
The Kenya Simbas at the weekend wrapped up their 2017 series Home tests with a hard fought 43-34 loss to a well oiled Hong Kong side at the RFUEA grounds. This year the Simbas played 7 times at the RFUEA (probably the most matches we
On Saturday afternoon, at the 79th minute mark, the scoreboard at the RFUEA read 29-27 in favour of Kenya against Germany. The Simbas were on course for a sixth straight home win under Jerome Paarwater. In the minutes leading up to this. the German’s had
Sometimes a national rugby team ought to do what a national rugby team ought to do. Most of the times, this involves winning. The bunch that plays for seven minutes a half has been denying us this. They should have told us early enough that
On Sunday, the Simbas had one task at hand, to Lima Tunisia and Lima Tunisia, they did! With 1A status and hopes for the African title on the line, Kenya got over a shaky start to romp Tunisia 46-15 in a high octane match, at
This Sunday at the RFUEA grounds, the Simbas will have one task at hand, to beat Tunisia, to Lima Tunisia. It will be a must win encounter for the side, if we are to maintain our hopes for the African title (given that results elsewhere
It was a monumental weekend for Kenyan rugby, as the Simbas steam rolled the Os Lobos of Portugal, 41-15 at a packed RFUEA grounds. That resounding result saw Kenya break into the top 30 in the rugby world rankings for the first time ever. We