Kasaya banks on x-ray vision to aid Malkia's course at Olympics The Star •Kasaya says she spends most of her time on the bench studying their opponents' weaknesses •Her keen eye to detail may help Malkia Strikers overcome their more fancied opponents in Pool A •She believes they also need to cut out unnecessary mistakes if they are to progress far in Tokyo Malkia Strikers' left attacker Leonida Kasaya believes her keen eye to detail will play to Kenya's advantage by identifying and exploiting their opponents' weaknesses during the Tokyo Olympics. The 27-year-old Kenya Commercial Bank player, who made her national team debut in 2014 during the FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix, has mostly played second fiddle to Noel Murambi and Mercy Moim— both at club and national level.