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Uganda off to a flying start

Martin WilliamsonJul 3, 2008, 04:09 AM

Emmanuel Nakaana s 58 guided Uganda to a ten-wicket win over Rwanda in the opening round of the ICC East Africa Under-17 tournament. In the day s other game, Kenya thrashed defending champions Tanzania by 100 runs.