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KCB move second after coming from behind to edge Mwamba

Brian Waraba (Left) of Kenya Harlequins RFC tackle Brodie Kagai of KCB RFC during their Kenya Cup match at RFUEA Grounds in Nairobi on January 29, 2022. KCB RFC won 45-10. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

Defending champions KCB on Saturday moved second in the 2021-2022 Kenya Cup log after coming from behind again to thrash Mwamba 39-30 in an entertaining rescheduled match played at the RFUEA Grounds.

The bankers were riding high from their last weekend’s 45-10 comeback win against Kenya Harlequin and were hoping to do even better especially after the return of their Kenya Sevens stars from international duty including debutant Alvin ‘Buffa’ Otieno, Johnstone Olindi, Levy Amunga and Shujaa’s World Seven Series try top scorer Vincent Onyala.

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