Equity Dumas level series 1-1 against KPA level

David Maina

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) will be relying on home court advantage to propel them to victory when they host Equity Banks Dumas this weekend in Game Three and Four of the best of five Kenya Basketball Federation (KBF) Premier League final playoffs in Mombasa. Equity Dumas remained hopeful of winning their maiden title after they tied the series at 1-1 against defending champions KPA on Sunday. The Bankers won game two by half a basket for a 70-69 win on Saturday, just a day after KPA won 62-53 in Game One. To topple the holders, Dumas must win one or the two games in Mombasa. One win will see the series closed out back in Nairobi in winner takes-it-all game five. 'We started the series poorly after losing game one but we did not give up and we got a win even if it was a narrow one to keep the series alive. Our target remains the same in Mombasa where we only need a win then we can close out the series back at home court in Nairobi,' said Dumas coach David Maina .
Courtesy of: standardmedia.co.ke