Inside Wambua’s strategy to regain Shujaa's world elite status
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Kenya Rugby Union chairman Sasha Mutai (centre) in a hearty chat with Kenya Sevens team co-captains Vincent Onyala (left) and Anthony Omondi (right), Kenya Sevens coach Kelvin "Bling" Wambua (second right) and Kenya Lionesses captain Grace Okullu (second left) during the Kenya Sevens and Kenya Lionesses team naming for World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series scheduled for Dubai this weekend.
Deputy coach Louis Kisia said they want to give their best by also respecting their opponents.
“This is a marathon and we want to focus on the first half of the marathon for maximum points and top before the last half that is the knock-out tournament.”
It will be make or break for head coach Kelvin “Bling” Wambua as he starts Kenya’s campaign to return to the World Rugby Sevens Series.
Wambua, while naming Kenya Shujaa squad yesterday, likened staying out of the elite World Rugby Series for one season like 430 years that the children of Israel dwelled in Egypt.
