Kenyan basketball sensation Madina Okot played limited minutes as her Atlanta Dream side closed out their final home game of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) season with a 106-81 victory over Chicago Sky at the State Farm Arena on Sunday, 20 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOkot, who featured for 15 minutes in Dream’s previous victory over Connecticut Sun on Friday, was on the night deployed for only six minutes, scoring four points, five rebounds and a steal.Kenyan basketball star hits double digits again as Dream suffocates SunThe 22-year-old played just three quarters of the record-breaking game, having seen zero minutes in the first frame.Following a two-minute cameo in the second quarter, Okot was quickly found in foul-trouble in the third quarter, forcing head coach Karl Smesko to keep her on the bench till the final three minutes of the fourth quarter.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968559##Then, Okot registered four rebounds, a block, and converted a layup to seal a pivotal win for Dream, who are now looking to lock a top-four seed in the upcoming playoffs.With the win, Dream (28-14) took ownership of fourth place in the East, where they are within one-half game of third place, but also one-half game ahead of fifth.Rugumayo claims Pearl of Africa Golf Series Title in UgandaAtlanta now has two crucial games to end the season, taking on the New York Liberty back-to-back in Brooklyn on Monday and Wednesday, and hoping to maintain home-court advantage in the playoffs.As for Okot’s teammates, Angel Reese, with her 31st double-double, became the only player in WNBA history to record 500 rebounds in a single season, while Dream set the league record for steals in a season (347), having registered 13 on the night.Anwar Sidi's tribute to brother and motorsport legend Abdul Sidi