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Our final day of coaching with a grand total of 3,147 children coached in 6 days. .
Arriving at kisulisuli primary school we chatted with Donsila aged 12
Who told us he had been playing for the past 2 years and loved cricket.
Our 2nd school kaloleni primary we welcomed by a rapturous noise of excitement. The drills ran really well much needed as we were coaching 364 children at the same time!
We chatted with Sarah 14 and asked has CWB changed your life? Yes it has taught me a lot and I want to be come a cricket coach when I\u2019m older.
The final session saw children climbing through the fence join in, a combination of Nakuru Primary and Kivumbini secondary. The joy and smile on each of the children\u2019s face is something that words can not describe. Closing the session was mixed with emotions, children asking the ambassadors to return to deliver for their schools again.
Our final destination was the Love for All orphanage. CWB shared our gifts and we spent some time chatting and playing with the kids. Love for all, was the ethos of the delivery of all our sessions. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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