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Baptism by fire: Coach Kamande takes positives from U19 World Cup spanking

Under 19 crickets players receive sports Kits Jackie Janmohamed(in blue dress)chairman cricket Kenya present sports kit to Under 19 crickets players,Sachin Bluidia captian(second left)Maxwell Ager,Aman Gandhi,Rene Were and their coach Jimmy Kamande(Left)at Simba union on 22nd December 2017.[Edward Kiplimo,Standard]

After 16-year absence from world stage, Kenya finds going tough against giants South Africa.

Kenya succumbed to a 169 runs loss to giants South Africa in their opening match of the International Cricket Council 2018 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand.

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