Intercontinental Cup 2018: India vs Kenya, Player Ratings 

Kenya

Kenyan national football team

Patrick Matasi (7/10): Although he made some good saves, Matasi suffered a terrible day at the office. The conditions made it worse for the Kenyan goalkeeper.

Mohammed Musa (7/10): Dealt with the Indian wingers, with little help from the conditions. A waterlogged pitch took the pace out of the game and made it easier for him to mark the wingers.

Jockins Atudo (6/10): Couldn't deal with the Indian forwards as they managed to score three goals. Gave away the penalty, although soft, which Chhetri scored.

Patilah Omoto (6/10): Jeje and Chhetri proved to be a handful for the Center back. He was unable to deal with the base of the Indian forwards.

Erick Otieno (7/10): Kept the Indian wingers in check for most of the game, allowing very few crosses.

Dennis Odhiambo (6/10): A few half chances fell to Odhiambo but he was unable to make the most of them. His poor decision making hurt the team on a few occasions, for example, choosing to go for goal from a tight angle instead of crossing the ball.

Ovella Ochieng (6/10): Failed to provide ample cover to the back line as they conceded three goals.

Pistone Mutamba (7/10): Troubled the Indian backline but a lack of end product meant his efforts went to waste.

Michael Kibwage (7/10): Kibwage played a few good passes and sharp crosses but there was no one at the end to finish.

Cliffton Miheso (6/10): Looked sharp at certain moments but couldn't produce enough to trouble the defence.

Duncan Otieno (6/10): At times, caused trouble for the Indian backline. However, Jhingan and Anas dealt with him for the most part.