The first top-flight rugby game in Kenya in almost a year was played on February 20 as Kabras Sugar RFC defeated Kenya Harlequins 29-10 at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi to win the Sisimka Charity Cup.
The match was played under strict COVID-19 health protocols with no fans in attendance. In addition to that, temperature checks were taken, players and staff observed physical distancing, stewards were on hand to ensure observance of the protocols and match balls were regularly disinfected.
The match was played under strict COVID-19 health protocols with no fans in attendance. In addition to that, temperature checks were taken, players and staff observed physical distancing, stewards were on hand to ensure observance of the protocols and match balls were regularly disinfected.
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