In Egypt, polo used to be a popular sport among the elite society for centuries. It wasn't until the Egyptian 1952 Revolution that swept the king, that the sport faded away. In the 90s, the few who played game started once again. Our correspondent Adel EL Mahrouky talked to a local team on the progress of the sport in this report.
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