Kabras Sugar's Walter Okoth sprints to the try line during a Kenya Cup match against MMUST.. [Washington Onyango,Standard]Masinde Muliro captain Abuga believes they still have time to bounce back after difficult start. Kabras Sugar RFC maintained their lead atop the Kenya Cup standings after registering their second consecutive win over the weekend. Kabras Sugar's Walter Okoth sprints to the try line during a Kenya Cup match against MMUST. Nyathi, who took over as Kabras Sugar head coach from South African tactician Henley Du Plesis, believes his systems will work for his new side. Meanwhile, the third round of Kenya Cup matches on the weekend of March 13 are likely to see the return of Impala Saracens, Mwamba and Nondescripts.

Source: Standard Digital March 07, 2021 20:36 UTC