KENYA CUP

Kabras RFC change seven ahead of semi-final encounter against Kenya Harlequin

Kabras prepare for scrum contest. Photo Courtesy/Adolwa Miliza
Kabras prepare for scrum contest. Photo Courtesy/Adolwa Miliza

Kabras RFC have made seven changes to the squad that will battle Kenya Harlequin in the Kenya Cup semi-final encounter scheduled for Kakamega Showground on Saturday 4 April 2023.

The coach, Carlos Katywa, has brought in senior players who didnt start last weekend. Captain George Nyambua and Dan Sikuta are back in the back row with Eliphaz Emong and Biden Hayo moving to allow for the changes. Jeanson Misoga will retain his position at number eight.

In the second row, Brian Juma returns to partner with Hillary Odhiambo, while David Bunduki moves to the bench.

The front row has also been shuffled, with Ephraim Oduor and Eugene Sifuna replacing Emmanuel Otieno and Teddy Akala. Hillary Mwanjilwa retains his place in the front row but will start as the tight head prop.

Barry Robinson returns to the starting lineup at scrum-half, replacing Dan Angwech, while Ntabeni Dukisa takes up the fly-half position. Walter Okoth partners with Bryceson Adaka in the midfield, and Habil Malik drops to the bench.

Lameck Ambetsa will make his eighth straight start, while Alfred Orege retains his place on the right-wing. Jone Kubu will also continue at fullback.

Kabras RFC will be hoping to maintain their 100% win record in the semis as they take on a formidable Kenya Harlequin side, who are currently on an eight-match winning streak.

Kabras RFC squad vs Quins

1.Ephrahim Oduor 2.Eugene Sifuna3. Hillary Mwanjilwa 4. Hillary Odhiambo 5. Brian Juma 6. George Nyambua(C) 7. Daniel Sikuta 8.Jeanson Misoga 9. Barry Robinson 10. Ntabeni Dukisa 11.Lameck Ambetsa 12. Walter Okoth 13.Bryceson Adaka 14.Alfred Orege 15. Jone Kubu

16. Teddy Akala 17. Emmanuel Otieno 18.Asuman Mugerwa 19. David Bunduki 20. Elphas Emong 21. Dan Angwech 22. Malika Habil 23. Paul Abuto

ESS SQUAD
1.Gibson Perez 2.Geoffrey Shitambasi 3.Asuman Mugerwa 4.Shem Joseph 5.Argwings Owino 6.John Baraka 7. Patrick Lumumba 8.Biden Hayo 9.Felix Bukhutse 10.Valerian Tendwa 11.Bede Enonda 12.Hillary Salano 13. Mathias Osimbo 14. Humphrey Asirikwa 15. Flavian Otiyo

16. Samuel Wafula 17.Fortune Arturo 18.Jacktone Osoo 19. Thomas Simiyu 20. Collins Indeche 21.Warren Kamadi 22. James Olela 23. David Williams

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