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The ITF world tennis tour round of 32 matches at Karen Country club in Nairobi were called off today due to wet courts occasioned by heavy rains. Kenya's Angella Okutoyi was set to face week one winner Emily Seibold from Germany. Okutoyi's twin sister Roselida Asumwa was scheduled to play Irish Celine Simunyu. Another Kenyan was Claire Muthoni who was to square it out against Indian Chilaka Lapudi.
ITF round of 32 matches at the Karen Club called off due to wet grounds
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