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In an exciting and competitive match at the indoor courts of the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa, the Kenyan Women MPsโ€™ netball team has delivered a dominant performance, securing a 40-11 victory over Burundi.

The match which marks the penultimate stage of the ongoing East African Community Inter-Parliamentary Games, highlighted Kenyaโ€™s mastery in both skill and coordination in the netball game.

From the opening whistle, Kenya took control of the game. Led by captain Dr. Beatrice Adagala, the team showcased exceptional teamwork, precise shooting, and impenetrable defense.

The first quarter ended with Kenya establishing a commanding 12-2 lead, with their attackers finishing with clinical accuracy and their defense consistently thwarting Burundiโ€™s attempts.

In the second quarter, Kenya extended their advantage, outscoring Burundi 8-5 to close the half at 20-7. Burundi struggled to break through Kenyaโ€™s defense, while the Kenyan shooters, including some remarkable long-range shots, kept the scoreboard ticking.

The third quarter saw Kenyaโ€™s dominance reach new heights. The Kenyan players' fast-paced movement and seamless coordination left Burundi with few opportunities to score. By the end of the quarter, Kenya had widened the gap to 33-10, effectively sealing the game.

In the final quarter, Kenya continued to apply pressure, adding another 7 points to their tally for a 40-11 victory. Throughout the match, Burundi played with determination, never relenting until the final whistle.

After the game, both teams showed great sportsmanship. Burundiโ€™s captain, Hon
.Chantal Barampana, congratulated the Kenyan team on their well-earned victory. โ€œKenya played exceptionally well today, and we gave it our best effort,โ€ she said. โ€œWe will learn from this experience and continue working hard to improve.โ€

Kenyaโ€™s captain, Dr. Beatrice Adagala, credited the teamโ€™s success to their preparation and unity.

ย โ€œThis win is a result of many hours of training and strong teamwork,โ€ she said. โ€œBut weโ€™re not stopping here. Weโ€™ll continue to work hard, improve, and be ready for next yearโ€™s challenges.โ€

This match not only showcased Kenyaโ€™s sports excellence but also highlighted the spirit of regional cooperation and friendship through sport, as both teams displayed great respect for one another throughout the game.

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