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Kenya shift focus to Club Games, determined to leave a mark in Birmingham

Team Kenya boxer Nick Okoth (R) is taken through his paces by coach David Munuhe on July 26, 2022 at National Exhibition Centre in West Midlands Birmingham in United Kingdom ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games between Thursday, 28 Jul 2022 – Mon, 8 Aug 2022 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. (Kelly Ayodi, Standard)

It's all systems as the last contingent of the Kenyan team left for the United Kingdom yesterday ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games that start tomorrow to August 8 in Birmingham. 

Kenya will be seeking to improve on the 2018 outing in Gold Coast, Australia, where the country picked 17 medals, four gold, 7 silver and six bronze medals. 

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