KAKAMEGA, Kenya, Mar 11 – Kabras Sugar RFC once again stamped authority as the best rugby club in the country after seeing-off rivals KCB 19-9 to defend the Kenya Cup title, take a look how the crunch unfolded in pictures;
Kabras Sugar RFC veteran player Daniel Sikuta celebrating after the final whistle that saw his team beat KCB RFC 19-9 to successfully defend the Kenya Cup title. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar RFC handed over the trophy by Kakamega Governor Fernandez Baraza after beating rivals KCB RFC 19-9 in the 2023 final. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar’s Daniel Sikuta celebrating after winning the 2023 Kenya Cup title. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKCB Rugby Club finished second in the 2022/23 Kenya Cup season. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAHappy Kabras fans celebrating the team’s win in Kakamega. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAFans who attended the 2022/23 season Kenya Cup final pitting Kabras Sugar RFC vs KCB RFC at the Kakamega ASK Show Ground. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAHappy Kabras fans celebrating the team’s win in Kakamega. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAHappy Kabras fans celebrating the team’s win in Kakamega. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYANothing to smile about for the KCB Rugby Club fans. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYANothing to smile about for the KCB Rugby Club fans. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar RFC captain George Nyambua leads teammates onto the pitch for the second half against KCB. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYACenter Referee Victor Oduor runs to consult before making decision. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras RFC player Dan Sikuta charges against KCB’s Felix Ojow. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar’s Dan Sikuta is tackled by KCB’s Curtis Lilako. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar’s George Nyambua and Dan Sikuta meet KCB’s Defence of Davis Chenge and Max Kangeri. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar’s fly-half Jones Kubu line-up a penalty. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras underpressure courtesy of KCB’s Samuel Asati. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKCB”s Andrew Amonde leads teammates after losing the final to Kabras 19-9. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKCB”s Andrew Amonde disappointed after losing the final to Kabras 19-9. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKCB Head coach Curtis Olago follows the match with his bench. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras RFC Head Coach Carlos Katywa. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar’s Lameck Ambetsa charges against KCB’s Jacob Ojee and Waswa. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAPhoto/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Sugar RFC players. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras RFC player Ephraim Odour charge. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras RFC’s Lameck Ambetsa in action. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKabras Walter Okoth in action Caps. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYAKakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa follows the finals. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYASasha Mutai, who is vying for the Kenya Rugby Union Chairmanship position was at ASK Show Ground. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
