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Katywa preaches caution despite Kabras' perfect start

Kabras Sugar's George Nyambua (right) goes past Nondescript's Ian Omoke (down)

Kabras Sugar's George Nyambua (right) goes past Nondescript's Ian Omoke (down) during their Kenya Cup match at Impala Club grounds on December 9, 2023. 

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Katywa notes that complacency and lack of concentration might see his players divert from their ultimate plot in pursuit for their fourth Kenya Cup title
  • KCB also claimed their third consecutive bonus-point victory, dismantling visiting Homeboyz 77-10 at the Ruaraka Sports Club while Quins condemned Mwamba to their third successive defeat 40-10 at the RFUEA ground
  • The Oilers beat touring Strathmore Leos 27-10 at the Nakuru Showground while former champions Nondescripts snatched their first win of the season, beating Kisumu 32-16 at Ngong Racecourse

Champions Kabras Sugar Rugby Club might have made a flying start to their Kenya Cup defence this season but head coach Carlos Katywa is a worried man.

Katywa notes that complacency and lack of concentration might see his players divert from their ultimate plot in pursuit for their fourth Kenya Cup title.