2nd ODI Zim vs Ken Live Score From Mombasa - January 29, 2009

Live Score second one day international cricket match between Kenya and Zimbabwe, Ball by ball commentary online 2nd ODI Ken vs zim from Mombasa, Tuesday January 29, 2009. Zimbabwe tour of Kenya, 2008/09 match begin at 06:30 GMT

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