Kenya Cup: Kabras Sugar hit Mwamba to maintain scoring form
Rugby
By
Washington Onyango
| Jan 18, 2025
Defending champions Kabras Sugar continued with their massive point scoring form after thrashing Mwamba 73-0 in a one sided Kenya Cup match played at the Moi ASK Showground in Kakamega on Saturday.
Kenya Simbas winger Griffin Chao scored a hat trick and 13th try of the campaign to inspire the sugar men to their fifth straight win of the 2024-2025 season.
Patrick Sabatia got the hosts off to a perfect start after crossing over the whitewash for a 7-0 lead after Eric Cantona added the extras before Barry Robinson made it 14-0 after another conversion by Cantona.
Rising star Jackson Siketa and Cantona would join in the part for the bonus point try as the sugar millers extended their lead to 28-0.
Chao's first try pushed the scores to 35-0 after Cantona's extras before Robinson ensured the millers will take a comfortable 42-0 halftime lead.
READ MORE
Why Mourinho wants 2030 World Cup final played at the Bernabeu instead of Lisbon
Beyond Vision 2030: Case for leaders who were there the first time
Water sustainability must go beyond Vision 2030
Kenya's 37-year Vision must outlive five-year politics
After 44 years without power, Narok school finally connects to the grid
Vision 2060: Kenya must fix today's failures before dreaming of tomorrow
Can Kenya's Land Reforms Protect Ordinary Citizens?
Kenya's Jekyll and Hyde moment: Bright on paper, broken on practice
Kenya's great development illusion: We built the infrastructure, but forgot the people
Hyperspectral imaging: What Kenya's next national vision must not ignore
In the final half, Collins Indeche scored straight from kick off for a 49-0 lead after Cantona's successful boot as Chao completed his hat trick after his second half brace.
Clinton Litali rounded off the scores with a late unconverted try.
In Nairobi, Impala picked their second win of the season after edging out an impressive Kisumu RFC side 17-12 and move further away from the relegation zone.