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World 10km record-holder Agnes Ngetich leads Kenya’s bid for a historic tenth straight senior women’s team title at the World Cross Country Championships.
Kenya’s athletics queens are poised to defend their sovereignty on the global stage, eyeing a historic tenth consecutive senior women’s team title at the World Cross Country Championships in Tallahassee, Florida.
Despite the absence of defending champion Beatrice Chebet, the squad remains lethal. World 10km record-holder Agnes Ngetich steps up to spearhead the campaign, carrying the hopes of a nation that views cross-country dominance as its birthright. The event is more than a race; it is a display of Kenya's enduring athletic soft power.
The absence of a star like Chebet would cripple most teams, but Kenya’s depth is unrivaled. Ngetich is in blistering form, and the team strategy will likely focus on pack running to dismantle the Ethiopian and Ugandan opposition.
Athletics Kenya has expressed confidence in the squad’s preparation. As the gun goes off in Florida, millions back home will be glued to their screens, expecting nothing less than gold. In the world of cross country, Kenya doesn't just participate; it rules.
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