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The Kenya Cup resumes with KCB facing a tough test against Nakuru RFC, while defending champions Kabras Sugar look to extend their unbeaten run against Quins.

The holiday slumber is over. The heavy hits, the muddy tackles, and the adrenaline of the Kenya Cup return this Saturday, January 10, as the country’s premier rugby league enters its decisive phase. All eyes are on the brewing rivalry between the unbeaten Kabras Sugar and the tactical masterminds of KCB Rugby Club.
The league took a break in December for the festive season, but strength and conditioning coaches have kept players busy. As Matchday 6 kicks off, the table is taking shape, and the pretenders are being separated from the contenders.
The headline fixture sees KCB Rugby travel to the Rift Valley to face Top Fry Nakuru RFC at the Nakuru Athletic Club. KCB, currently second on the log, are chasing a fourth consecutive win.
Meanwhile, defending champions Kabras Sugar host Kenya Harlequin at the Kakamega Showground. Kabras have been scoring for fun, averaging 40 points per game. Their South African-influenced expansive play is a joy to watch, but Quins have improved defensively under Paul Murunga.
At the bottom, Catholic Monks and Homeboyz Rugby are fighting for survival. Every bonus point now counts. The resumption of the league also marks the beginning of the selection window for the Kenya Simbas ahead of the international season. For players, Saturday is not just about club points; it is an audition for the national jersey.
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