KENYA CUP

Kenya 7s back Salem starts as Nondies name squad to face Oilers

Nondies players during the Dala 7s. PHOTO /Dave Mwaura

Nondies have made four changes to their squad ahead of their Kenya Cup encounter against Menengai Oilers at the Nakuru ASK Showground on Saturday at 4:00 p.m.

In the forward pack, Collins Odwori and Ambrose Ouko retain their places in the front row, while Boniface Ochieng makes way for Zachary Marowa.

Nondies locks

The second row remains unchanged with Hilary Baraza and Maxwell Kipsang continuing their partnership.

In the back row, skipper Steve Odhiambo shifts to blindside flanker, Fred Shisia takes the openside, and Tony Owuor comes in at number eight, with Brian Amaitsa making way.

In the backline, Ronnie Omondi and Ian Mumbwani continue their roles in the halfback positions. Charles Odhiambo stays at center, while Sankara Wafula replaces Moses Begi.

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The back three features Daniel Okito on the left wing, Chrispin Omondi on the right, and Salem Adoyo, who replaces Dominic Osino after impressing in the Kenya Sevens setup.

Nondies will be aiming for their seventh consecutive win, but face a tough challenge against an unbeaten Menengai Oilers side.

Nondies Starting XV: 

4:00 p.m.

  1. Collins Odwori
  2. Zachary Marowa
  3. Ambrose Ouko
  4. Hilary Baraza
  5. Maxwell Kipsang
  6. Steve Odhiambo (C)
  7. Fred Shisia
  8. Tony Owuor
  9. Ronnie Omondi
  10. Ian Mumbwani
  11. Daniel Okito
  12. Charles Odhiambo
  13. Sankara Wafula
  14. Chrispin Omondi
  15. Salem Adoyo

Bench:

  1. Stephen Owino
  2. Elisha Koronya
  3. Eric Shimoli
  4. Adrian Wallace
  5. Charles Omondi
  6. Geoffrey Magoro
  7. Moseti Nyaenya
  8. Martin Juma

Menengai Oilers Starting XV:

  1. Tomasi Ochieng (R)
  2. Oliver Tambo
  3. Denzel Lunalo
  4. Brian Omondi
  5. George Mutei
  6. Brian Kadenge
  7. Rowan Ambani
  8. Isaac Karanja
  9. Ibrahim Maloba
  10. Kinywa Waiyaki
  11. H. Ochieng
  12. Martin Juma
  13. Muinde Makau
  14. Timothy Omondi
  15. Kariuki Kanyiri

Bench:

  1. George Ochieng
  2. Godfrey Oyare
  3. Stephen Darunga
  4. Raymond Lilako
  5. Kelvin Masibo
  6. Rodgers Omanyi
  7. Brian Mwangi
  8. Ian Odhiambo

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