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KCB's Austine Sikutwa (left) tackles Hassan Wambani of Catholic Monks during Kabeberi 7s tournament at RFUEA Ground. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

After finishing third in the National Sevens Circuit, KCB are strategising on ways to win the Kenya Cup League next season.

The team was not contended with their achievements in the shorter version of rugby and are therefore determined to have their presence felt in the longer version of rugby.

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