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Oilers captain Chrispine Shitundo joins Kenya Simbas in South Africa

Chrispine Shitundo

Chrispine Shitundo of Menengai Oilers (with the ball) surges to the try line with Mean Machine players in hot pursuit during their Great Rift 10-a-aside match at Nakuru Athletics Club on April 20, 2019. The Oilers won 17-0.

Photo credit: Richard Maosi | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Simbas team manager Jimmy Mnene said the forward takes up the place of Kenya Sevens legend Collins Injera who was supposed to join the team in Cape Town on May 1.

Menengai Oilers captain Chrispine Shitundo has on Wednesday joined Kenya’s national men 15-a-side rugby team, Simbas, currently in South Africa for the Currie Cup First Division matches.

Simbas team manager Jimmy Mnene said the forward takes up the place of Kenya Sevens legend Collins Injera who was supposed to join the team in Cape Town on May 1.