Kololo upset Mwiri in Coca Cola cricket
Aug 29, 2005
PATRICK Ochan picked six wickets for nine runs as Kololo SSS upset defending champions Busoga College Mwiri by 36 runs in the Coca Cola national secondary schools’ championship at Buddo oval yesterday.
By Ronnie Kintu
Kololo SSS 82-10 Mwiri 46 -10
Kololo SSS won by 36 runs
Makerere bt A. Khan by 8 wkts
Old K’la 87-10 St James 88-4
St James won by 6 wickets
Nyakasura 48-10 Lord’s Meade 49-8
Lord’s Meade won by 2 wkts
Masaka 16-10 Jinja SSS 17-1
Jinja SSS won by 9 wickets
Kololo SSS 230-3 Butiki 68-10
Kololo won by 162 runs
PATRICK Ochan picked six wickets for nine runs as Kololo SSS upset defending champions Busoga College Mwiri by 36 runs in the Coca Cola national secondary schools’ championship at Buddo oval yesterday.
Ochan ensured Kololo defend a paltry score of 82 runs by claiming three early wickets before he ripped through the lower order to bundle the champions out for 46 runs.
Jonathan Sebbanja had earlier plundered an unbeaten 96 runs in partnership with Jimmy Okello (51) to inspire Kololo to a 162 run victory over Kiira College Butiki.
Arthur Kyobe (75 n.o) also continued with his exploits to lead favourites Makerere College School to an eight-wicket victory over Aga Khan.
Kololo SSS 82-10 Mwiri 46 -10
Kololo SSS won by 36 runs
Makerere bt A. Khan by 8 wkts
Old K’la 87-10 St James 88-4
St James won by 6 wickets
Nyakasura 48-10 Lord’s Meade 49-8
Lord’s Meade won by 2 wkts
Masaka 16-10 Jinja SSS 17-1
Jinja SSS won by 9 wickets
Kololo SSS 230-3 Butiki 68-10
Kololo won by 162 runs
PATRICK Ochan picked six wickets for nine runs as Kololo SSS upset defending champions Busoga College Mwiri by 36 runs in the Coca Cola national secondary schools’ championship at Buddo oval yesterday.
Ochan ensured Kololo defend a paltry score of 82 runs by claiming three early wickets before he ripped through the lower order to bundle the champions out for 46 runs.
Jonathan Sebbanja had earlier plundered an unbeaten 96 runs in partnership with Jimmy Okello (51) to inspire Kololo to a 162 run victory over Kiira College Butiki.
Arthur Kyobe (75 n.o) also continued with his exploits to lead favourites Makerere College School to an eight-wicket victory over Aga Khan.