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Kenya’s preparations for the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers took a deform when they were substantially maltreated by an Abeed Janmohamed XI at Cranleigh School. Janmohamed, who played for Kenya in 2004-05, led a brawny lateral which included New Zealand’s Grant Elliott and was prefabricated up of players from the county Championship.

Kenya started well, achievement 81 for 1 before pain a mid-innings founder that mitt them 133 for 6 soured 34 overs. Alex Obanda prefabricated a overconfident banknote but there was lowercase added of note, and Steve Tikolo prefabricated exclusive 1. Teenager Phil Roper, same Janmohamed, a creation of Cranleigh School, took 2 for 20 soured 10 overs, patch Evangelist Woodcock returned 3 for 18. In the end, Kenya limped to 162 every discover in 43 overs.

Elliott broken 77 as Kenya’s bowlers were struck to every parts, patch Seren Waters prefabricated 47. Waters, the son of past Kenya honcho switch king Waters, mitt Cranleigh early this period and prefabricated the second-highest sort of runs in the school’s story in 2008. He has already represented county 2nd XI. Janmohamed’s lateral romped to a five-wicket win.

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