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Morans aim daggers at Ivorians in decisive knockout match
By Stephen Kiprop For Citizen Digital
Published on: July 22, 2019 14:13 (EAT)
In Summary
Kenya men basketball team will tomorrow collide with winless Ivory Coast in a round of 16 clash in the ongoing FIBA AfroCan competition in Bamako, Mali.
Kenya Morans seized the second position in Group B with three points, a point shy of dominant DR Congo who garnered maximum points after whipping Kenya and winless Nigeria to secure unswerving qualification to the quarter-finals.
Cliff Owour coached side fell to 82-65 to DR Congo in their group match losing in all the four quarters despite Moransβ Tyler Ongwae scoring second game-high 20 points, completing 9 rebounds and 3 steals.
Should Kenya prevail against the Ivorians theyβll face Tunisia in the quarters on Wednesday.
Against Nigeria, Morans found its spark winning 81-69 despite the west Africans being one of the top rated teams in Africa, according to Nikeβs FIBA rankings.
Ongwae was Kenyaβs star man against Nigeria scoring game-high 31 points to guide the Morans to their first win, with Erick Reuben Mutoro and Okall Koranga playing co-stars with sparkling performances sinking 12 points apiece.
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Top teams in group standings Mali, Angola, and DR Congo will meet the winners of the round of 16 matches, after receiving a direct qualification to the quarter finals.
Round of 16 Matches
Algeria Vs Nigeria
Morocco Vs Guinea
Kenya Vs Ivory Coast
Egypt Vs Chad
Quarter-Finals
Mali Vs Winner (Morocco Vs Guinea)
Tunisia Vs Winner (Kenya Vs Ivory Coast)
DR Congo Vs Winner (Egypt Vs Chad)
Angola Vs Winner (Algeria Vs Nigeria)
By Stephen Kiprop For Citizen Digital
In Summary
- Kenya men basketball team will tomorrow collide with winless Ivory Coast in a round of 16 clash in the ongoing FIBA AfroCan competition in Bamako, Mali.
- Kenya Morans seized the second position in Group B with three points, a point shy of dominant DR Congo who garnered maximum points after whipping Kenya and winless Nigeria to secure unswerving qualification to the quarter-finals.
Kenya men basketball team will tomorrow collide with winless Ivory Coast in a round of 16 clash in the ongoing FIBA AfroCan competition in Bamako, Mali.
Kenya Morans seized the second position in Group B with three points, a point shy of dominant DR Congo who garnered maximum points after whipping Kenya and winless Nigeria to secure unswerving qualification to the quarter-finals.
Cliff Owour coached side fell to 82-65 to DR Congo in their group match losing in all the four quarters despite Moransβ Tyler Ongwae scoring second game-high 20 points, completing 9 rebounds and 3 steals.
Should Kenya prevail against the Ivorians theyβll face Tunisia in the quarters on Wednesday.
Against Nigeria, Morans found its spark winning 81-69 despite the west Africans being one of the top rated teams in Africa, according to Nikeβs FIBA rankings.
Ongwae was Kenyaβs star man against Nigeria scoring game-high 31 points to guide the Morans to their first win, with Erick Reuben Mutoro and Okall Koranga playing co-stars with sparkling performances sinking 12 points apiece.
Also Read:
- Kenya to face Egypt, Togo in 2021 AFCON qualifiers
- Kenya Morans to face Nigeria, DR Congo at AfroCan
- Basketball ace Okari bags Sports Personality award
Top teams in group standings Mali, Angola, and DR Congo will meet the winners of the round of 16 matches, after receiving a direct qualification to the quarter finals.
Round of 16 Matches
Algeria Vs Nigeria
Morocco Vs Guinea
Kenya Vs Ivory Coast
Egypt Vs Chad
Quarter-Finals
Mali Vs Winner (Morocco Vs Guinea)
Tunisia Vs Winner (Kenya Vs Ivory Coast)
DR Congo Vs Winner (Egypt Vs Chad)
Angola Vs Winner (Algeria Vs Nigeria)