CRICKET: Kenya captain Wairimu in car crash

Cricket
By Ben Ahenda | Feb 06, 2017
18 yrs Daisy Wairimu who has scooped six gold medals and three highly coveted trophies in the Cricket world. during her practice exercise in Nakuru PHOTO:BONIFACE THUKU

National women cricket team captain Daisy Wairimu is in hospital after breaking her leg in a grisly road accident in Gilgil.

The Stray Impala player is set to undergo an operation following the head-on collision on Sunday at 10pm. Wairumu’s mother, Susan Njoroge, is devastated especially after learning her daughter had signed a three year contract with Cricket Kenya to train primary and secondary students in the Rift Valley region

“It is only by God’s mercy that my daughter is alive today and I pray that she heals fast,” she said of Wairiumu, who is hospitalised in a Naivasha hospital.

Elsewhere, the Kenya national Sevens rugby team arrives home this morning from Sydney, Australia where they had taken part in the fourth round of the World Sevens Circuit series and Wellington Sevens in New Zealand.

—Ben Ahenda

Share this story
Kenyan, Egyptian clubs renew rivalry in Africa Club Championships semis
KCB to face Zamalek as KPC to battle with Al Ahly in Cairo.
Kenya chase Paris Olympics ticket in Japan
Kenya have been drawn in Group B alongside Canada, Netherlands and Australia.
Golfers to battle for honours in Kitale
At the par-72 Nakuru Golf Club layout, over 150 golfers have confirmed their participation in the Britam Insurance golf tournament.
Kenya's Padel makes strides against Argentine opponents in exhibition match
Kenyan duo conceded the match to the Argentine counterparts with a set score of 4-6 for Kenya and 6-1, 6-4 for Argentina.
Kipchoge makes the final cut in Team Kenya to Paris Olympics
Peres Jepchirchir will lead a decorated team of women comprising Hellen Obiri and Brigid Kosgei.
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS