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READY TO RISE: Swamibapa hope gods of cricket will be on their side when they face Sikh Union

Wicket Keeper Morris Ouma of Swamibapa Cricket Club awaits for a delivery as Stray Lion's bats man Praveen Kumar anticipates a shot during Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association 2015/16 league season at Nairobi Gymkana on Sunday, Feb 14, 2016. PHOTO: JONAH ONYANGO/STANDARD.

Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association (NPCA) Twenty20 champions Swamibapa will be hoping to exorcise the demons that have seen them fall twice to Sikh Union in their last two encounters. The Swamis play away to Sikh Union this afternoon with the hope of ending their losing streak to the Forest Road-based side in a return leg match.

Currently second on the Super Division log with 25 points, seven behind leaders Stray Lions, Swamibapa will be seeking to rise above their seven wicket first round loss to Sikh Union. The Swamis fell to Sikh Union by four wickets in the finals of the Harilal Shah Memorial Tournament late last year.

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