Nairobi City Thunder Triumphs Over Bravehearts
The Thunder’s star players dominated the court, with impressive scoring runs that left their Malawian opponents struggling to catch up.
Nairobi City Thunder triumphed Over Bravehearts of Malawi. Photo/FIBA Basketball.
Sports Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has lauded Nairobi City Thunder for their commanding performance in the ongoing qualifier finals of the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL).
In a post shared on his verified social media accounts, Murkomen congratulated the team on their resounding 91-68 victory over the Bravehearts of Malawi, a win that secured their spot at the top of their group.
“Congratulations to our champions Nairobi City Thunder on beating the Bravehearts of Malawi 91-68 to top their group in the ongoing qualifier finals of the 2025 Basketball Africa League,” Murkomen wrote. “A whole season unbeaten in the domestic league, 3 wins in 3 matches in this tournament, you’re on a roll for sure. Take a bow!”
The Thunder have continued to make waves in African basketball with their impeccable form.
Unbeaten throughout the domestic season, they have seamlessly carried this momentum into the BAL qualifiers, winning all three matches thus far.
Their success underscores the team’s determination to establish itself as a formidable force in continental basketball.
The game against Bravehearts saw Nairobi City Thunder showcase their trademark fast-paced offense and staunch defense.
The Thunder’s star players dominated the court, with impressive scoring runs that left their Malawian opponents struggling to catch up.
The team’s stellar run has not only thrilled fans at home but also highlighted the growing stature of Kenyan basketball on the international stage.
Qualifying for the prestigious BAL will place Nairobi City Thunder alongside some of the best teams in Africa, offering a platform to further demonstrate their prowess.
Cabinet Secretary Murkomen’s acknowledgment of the team’s achievements reflects the importance of such milestones in inspiring local talent and strengthening the sports culture in Kenya.
His praise also serves as a reminder of the potential for Kenyan basketball to shine beyond domestic borders.
As the tournament progresses, the Thunder will look to maintain their unbeaten streak and secure their place in the main competition of the 2025 Basketball Africa League.
With momentum firmly on their side, the team is poised to take on any challenge that lies ahead.
For now, the celebrations continue, as Nairobi City Thunder revels in their success and Kenya takes pride in its basketball champions.
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