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Peter Ongondo took a career-best 5 for 30 to bowl Kenya to a 81-run win over UAE on the fourth and final day in Sharjah. Chasing an unlikely 274, UAE were dismissed in the 56th over for 192

Jimmy Kamande's 62 bolstered Kenya's second innings to 171, setting UAE a challenging 274 to win

Hiren Varaiya's 5 for 50 swung the match in Kenya's favour after Thomas Odoyo's second first-class hundred had boosted Kenya's first innings up to 326

Thomas Odoyo hit an unbeaten 79 to help Kenya recover from 126 for 5 to close the first day of their Intercontinental Cup tie against UAE in Sharjah on 255 for 6

Kenya are still reeling from their 105-run loss to Namibia last week, when Gerrie Snyman's extraordinary 230 batted them out of the game, but they're determined to bounce back when they take on UAE