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All set for the Kinsman and Marania Cups

By Ben Ahenda | 9mos ago

Casimir Gross in a past action against Fredd Kambo. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

After a mixed start at Timau Sports Club last weekend, several players who featured there this morning commence another battle for the Kinsman and Marania Cups at Northern Kenya Polo Club.

However, they are in different teams to participate in Division One and Two championships, respectively.

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