Players say they want to win HK 7s to break losing streak

Players say they want to win HK 7s to break losing streak
Photo:World Rugby

Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s players Suliano Volivoli and Rubeni Kabu say they want to win the Hong Kong 7s this weekend to break the 19-tournament losing streak.

Kabu says his personal goal is to maintain the discipline and standard set by his coach to be a team player.

He says he wants to learn from the senior players because he believes it will improve his growth and development in the 7s game.

Volivoli says as part of the leadership core of the team he wants them team to play as a unit stressing that discipline will win them games.

Fiji will begin their Hong Kong 7s campaign against Australia at 9.30 tonight. They will then take on Canada at 12.33am tomorrow and play France at 5.43pm tomorrow in their final pool match.

The men’s cup quarterfinals kick off at 9.09pm tomorrow, the semifinals are at 5.40pm Sunday and the cup final is at 10.53pm Sunday

The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s side will play Australia at 4.25 this afternoon in their first match, followed by their match against South Africa at 7.12 tonight, and they will play Ireland at 3.02pm tomorrow in their final pool match.

The Women’s cup quarterfinals start at 7.34pm tomorrow, the cup semifinals are at 4.54pm Sunday with the final at 10.13pm Sunday. The Hong Kong 7s kicks off today and ends on Sunday.


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