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Nairobi: Kenya's Sports Minister Najib Balala said on Wednesday the government will strive to entrench cricket in the country after the Kenyan cricket team beat Zimbabwe to qualify for the World Cup semi-finals in South Africa.

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Thatscricket - Specials - WC 2003 - Pledges

Nairobi: Kenya's Sports Minister Najib Balala said on Wednesday the government will strive to entrench cricket in the country after the Kenyan cricket team beat Zimbabwe to qualify for the World Cup semi-finals in South Africa.

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Tikolo hopes they have a chance to play at home

Nairobi: Kenyan cricket captain Steve Tikolo has said he would be disappointed if the two World Cup matches in Nairobi involving Kenya against New Zealand and Sri Lanka are moved due to security concerns.

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Kenya assures visiting delegation of adequate security

Nairobi: The Kenyan government has assured the visiting delegation of the International Cricket Council (ICC) that the country would provide maximum security for teams from New Zealand and Sri Lanka for two World Cup matches next month.

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Kenya assures visiting delegation of adequate security

Nairobi: The Kenyan government has assured the visiting delegation of the International Cricket Council (ICC) that the country would provide maximum security for teams from New Zealand and Sri Lanka for two World Cup matches next month.

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