Kenya Cup: Kabras Sugar title defense off to a perfect start
Rugby
By
Washington Onyango
| Nov 23, 2024
Kabras Sugar kicked off their title defense on the front foot despite the match being abandoned due to heavy rains after hammering Impala Saracens 33-6 at the Kakamega Showground on Saturday.
Patrick Lumumba picked up from where he left last season after an early five-minute try gave Kabras a 7-0 lead after Eric Cantona added the extras.
Impala responded with a penalty through Patrick Musoli that cut the gap to 7-3 before Gabriel Adero scored the hosts second try that was converted by Cantona for 14-3.
Another penalty by Impala cut the lead to 14-6 but Collins Indeche responded in style to push the scores to 21-6 as Cantona maintained 100 percent kicking.
Hillary Solano bagged the bonus point try before half time as Kabras led 26-6. The final half saw Adero complete his brace as Kabras led 33-6.
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Due to heavy rains, the match ended with almost 20 minutes left.
Other results saw Menengai Oilers thrash Kisumu RFC 78-13 and Kenya Harlequin hammer Mwamba 50-22. Nondies saw off Strathmore Leos 22-16 while Blak Blad defeated Nakuru 27-5.