The Kenyan faced world number one Bobae Ki in the women’s Individual 32 Elimination, with the Korean emerging top after scoring 7-1. “There is a lot of pressure playing against the best in the world and even more pressure when one is playing in the Olympics for the first time. Kuki qualified for the Olympics in February after finishing at the top during the Africa qualifiers in Namibia. During the qualifiers, she was ranked fifth before shocking other good players at the Africa meet. She also represented Kenya at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in India.

Source: Standard Digital August 10, 2016 10:41 UTC