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#4 Kenya's James Kamweti shines with his Super Raid
Kenya found it tough to get going in the match as Pakistan had taken the control at the end of the first half with a good lead.
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They continued the momentum going into the second half as the raiders made life difficult for the African side to mount a comeback in any slight hopes of making the semi-finals of the Kabaddi Masters.
However, the Kenyan side had a silver ling in their side in the shape of James Kamweti as he raided with confidence against the Pakistan side in the second half of the match.
At one juncture in the second half, Kenya was down to just two men on the mat and James Kamweti stepped up to raid.
He managed to get three Pakistani defenders out making use of his lanky frame as he stumbled to the mid-line despite being caught in a double-ankle hold.
This 'Super Raid' was a rare moment of dominance shown by the Kenyan side on the mat tonight against Pakistan.
