They will battle against nine-time champions Nigeria, three-time runner-up Ghana and regulars Mali. “The players are adapting well despite the high humidity,” Ouma told Feverpitch on a phone interview from Limbe. “Whenever you have a defending champion and experienced opponents in your group, every team has equal chances because it throws the pool wide open. Meanwhile, all the three Group B Kenya’s opponents (Nigeria, Ghana and Mali) have released their squads for the upcoming tournament that kicks off on Saturday. The Black Queens of Ghana have the duo of Sweden-based Elizabeth Addo (Kvarnsvedensik) and Dayton Dutch Lions’ Florence Danson in their team.

Source: Standard Digital November 16, 2016 18:38 UTC