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Rakep Patel

Kenya beat Zimbabwe Board XI by 5 wickets

Elton Chigumbura pushed Zimbabwe Board XI to 123 for 9, but Rakep Patel saw the Kenyans through.

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Kenya cricket crisis: Rakep Patel resigns as captain, Thomas Odoyo steps down as coach, board president resigns too

Kenya's winless World Cricket League Division Two tournament in Namibia has prompted the resignation of all three.

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ICC WCL Championship, Nepal vs Kenya at Kirtipur: Key clashes

In the second game, Match No. 36 of ICC WCL Championship, there will once again be a few individual clashes within the main clash. Let us take a look at some of the likely clashes.

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Kenya beat Nepal by 5 wickets (D/L method) in ICC WCL Championship fixture

Chasing 94, Kenyan batsmen, especially skipper Rakep Patel, batted sensibly. Rakep played a typical captain's knock and finished the match in style with a six.

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18 Patels who played international cricket

Patels are spread all over the world. They have made a name for themselves in different walks of life and cricket is no exception.

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ICC World Cup Qualifier: Namibia win against Kenya; Canada thrash Hong Kong

JJ Smit took three wickets and scored 33 in Namibia's win over Kenya.

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Kenya eye ICC World Cup 2015 qualification

The New Zealand show is the last qualification round for Associate Nations and others.

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Kenya captain Collins Obuya resigns

Rakep Patel will replace Collins Obuya as Kenya's captain.

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Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi never expected to play in a cricket World Cup

Afghanistan reached the World Cup for the first time on Friday, completing a remarkable journey from refugee camp cricket to rubbing shoulders with the sport's superpowers.

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Afghanistan qualify for ICC World Cup 2015 after beating Kenya by 7 wickets

In a fantastic display of grit and determination, strife-torn Afghanistan qualified for its maiden ICC World Cup after defeating Kenya by seven wickets to finish second in the World Cricket League Championship in Sharjah.

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