Kenyans returning
TOP seed Edwin Ekiring’s dominance of local events comes under test again when the Bank of Baroda Badminton Open tournament starts today at Lugogo Indoor stadium
By Norman Katende
TOP seed Edwin Ekiring’s dominance of local events comes under test again when the Bank of Baroda Badminton Open tournament starts today at Lugogo Indoor stadium.
The Kampala Club based Ekiring, who has lifted all the local titles this year will face the wrath of second seeded Abraham Wegutte and some other Kenyan stars who are expected in the country Friday.
Bank of Baroda has already set the two-day tournament rolling by offering sh2.5m for the organisation for the event set for Lugogo indoor stadium.
TOP seed Edwin Ekiring’s dominance of local events comes under test again when the Bank of Baroda Badminton Open tournament starts today at Lugogo Indoor stadium.
The Kampala Club based Ekiring, who has lifted all the local titles this year will face the wrath of second seeded Abraham Wegutte and some other Kenyan stars who are expected in the country Friday.
Bank of Baroda has already set the two-day tournament rolling by offering sh2.5m for the organisation for the event set for Lugogo indoor stadium.