Kenya takes two-point lead in the Victoria Cup

Jul 06, 2019

After sharing the spoils on the first day on four points each, Kenya upped their game in the four-ball-better-ball third round, beating Uganda by 3.5-0.5 points to stretch their lead.

KAMPALA - Kenya is determined to beat Uganda for the fourth consecutive time in the Victoria Cup after taking a two-point lead, during the day-two action at Kitante.

After sharing the spoils on the first day on four points each, Kenya upped their game in the four-ball-better-ball third round, beating Uganda by 3.5-0.5 points to stretch their lead.

Uganda fought back in the afternoon foursomes but could only manage 2.5 points and are now trailing the three-time champions by two points, going into the final round of the singles action.

"Our boys messed up their short game in the morning but we fought back and we can turn tables in the final round because each one will bring out his A game in the singles," Uganda team captain Joseph Cwinya-ai said.

The last round will have 10 singles games on Saturday where another 10 will also be played in the subsidiary event between Kenyan golfers who stay in Uganda and their Ugandan counterparts.

 gandas coach tephen asaija left shares notes with enis saba during daytwo of the ictoria up Uganda's coach Stephen Kasaija (left) shares notes with Denis Asaba during day-two of the Victoria Cup

 
KCB VICTORIA CUP

Day 2 results

Four-ball-better-ball

William Odera/Robinson Owiti bt Daniel Baguma/Rodell Gaita; 2up

Simon Njogu/Mathew Wahome v Denis Asaba/Emmanuel Jakisa; AS

Koribi Gatiramu/Daniel Kiragu bt Michael Alunga/Grace Kasango; 1UP

Samuel Njoroge/Mutahi Kibugu bt Joseph Cwinya-ai/Godfrey Nsubuga; 2up

 
Foursomes

William Odera/Robinson Owiti bt Hussein Alemiga/Ashiraf Bagalana; 4&3

Simon Njogu/Mathew Wahome v Dennis Asaba/Emmanuel Jakisa; AS

Joseph Cwinya-ai/Godfrey Nsubuga bt Daniel Nduva/Paul Muchangi; 3up

Daniel Baguma/Rodell Gaita bt Samuel Njoroge/Mutahi Kibugu; 3up

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