Kok-Boru Final: Kyrgyzstan Extends Lead to 8-0
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- Kyrgyzstan led Kazakhstan 8-0 in the kok-boru final at the VI World Nomad Games.
- Kyrgyz players added four scores in the second half, including two by Kyazbek Niyazov.
- The match consists of three 15-minute periods, with Kyrgyzstan leading 4-0 after the first.
Kyrgyzstan extended its advantage over Kazakhstan to 8-0 in the kok-boru final at the VI World Nomad Games.
Aydarkan Anarbekov, wearing number 9, scored the fifth salym of the match. Mirbek Mutashov added the sixth by throwing the ulak into Kazakhstan’s tai-kazan. Kyrgyzstan then moved to 7-0 during the second period.
Kyazbek Niyazov, playing with number 8, scored the eighth salym. It was his second score of the match. Kyrgyzstan had already led 4-0 after the opening period.
The final is played over three periods of 15 minutes, with five-minute breaks between them.
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