Kabras Sugar thump Quins to win Sisimka Charity Cup

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By Washington Onyango | Feb 21, 2021
Kabras Sugar after winning Charity Cup against Harlequins at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, Feb 20, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kabras Sugar thrashed 14-man Kenya Harlequins 29-10 to win the inaugural Sisimka Charity Cup final played at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi on Saturday.

The Zimbabwean Mzingaye Nyathi coached side scored five tries and two conversions to win the match against Quins' one converted try and penalty.

Quins’ indiscipline proved costly in the second half after they were reduced to 14-men after inside centre Leroy Kamau was red-carded.

New signing Ervin Asena gave Quins and early 3-0 lead after successfully converting a penalty before Fijian full back Jone Kubu scored the first try of the game to hand Kabras a 5-3 lead with Kubu failing to convert his own try.

Harlequins Joshua Chisanga (left) tackles Dan Sikuta of Kabras Sugar during Charity Cup tournament at Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday, Feb 20, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Hillary Odhiambo would extend Kabras Sugar’s lead to 10-3 with the visitor's second try which Kubu converted for a 12-3 lead at the breather.

In the second half, former Western Bulls captain Derrick Ashiundu and Kubu combined for a 19-3 lead before an unconverted Hilary Odhiambo’s try would extend the millers lead to 24-3.

George Nyambua and former Kenya Sevens international Brian Tanga would combine to extend the sugar men’s lead to 29-3.

Quins tried to get back into the game with a late try through Dennis Muhanyi but Kabras would hold on to win 29-10.

Harlequins' Joshua Chisanga with the ball on Feb 20, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kabras and Quins will now shift focus to the 2021 Kenya Cup campaign which starts next weekend.

Quins will be facing Menengai Oilers while Kabras entertain neighbours Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) who are set for their maiden season in the top tier.

Kabras Sugar’s Jone Kubu is tackled by Brian Waraba of Harlequins at Nyayo National Stadium. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Charity Cup Finals

Kabras Sugar 29-10 Kenya Harlequins

Line Ups

Kabras: 1. Ephraim Oduor 2. Eugene Sifuna 3. Asuman Mugerwa 4. Brian Juma 5. Hillary Odhiambo 6. Dan Sikuta 7. George Nyambua 8. Lawrence Buyachi 9. Brian Tanga 10. Jone Kubu 11. Paul Abuto 12. Johnstone Mawe 13. Malik Habil 14. Derrick Ashiundu 15. Felix Ayange

Replacements: 16.Teddy Akala 17. Hillary Mwanjilwa 18.Joseph Odero 19.Kevin Wekesa 20.Jeason Musoga 21.Barry Robinson 22.Kevin Keegan 23.Alfred Orege

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