Fiji break Kenya 7s dream in Hong Kong Sevens final

Fiji won a fourth successive Hong Kong Sevens after pouncing on Kenya's ill-discipline and errors to take the final 24-12 on Sunday.

"The Hong Kong Sevens is just like the World Cup in Fiji and 4 years in a row is like profitable the World Cup", Fiji captain Jerry Tuwai mentioned in quotes carried by AFP.

"It is nice to have finished this for the individuals of Fiji and people who have been affected by the floods in Fiji", defined Fiji coach Gareth Baber.

Oscar Ouma scored a consolation try and the subsequent conversation made it 24-12 but Fiji held on for the win.

Kenya's Collins Injera and Willy Ambaka have been yellow carded within the first half and the Pacific islanders took full benefit stepping into at halftime 17-Zero forward. "We brought the No. 1 team here, not like the others, because we respect and honour the tradition Fiji has at the Hong Kong Sevens". "I've selected a squad to go and win both Hong Kong and the Commonwealth Games and we're ready to compete at the highest level".

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When asked if his side could do the double, he said: "I hope lightning can strike twice and we can do it again". We must show pride, desire, will to fight until the end of the season - this must be our target now.

New Zealand's youthful men's sevens team have been put to the sword by Fiji in Hong Kong, crashing to a record-breaking 50-7 loss.

The result lifts Fiji to within three points of South Africa at the top of the standings, with New Zealand firmly entrenched in third heading into the eighth of 10 rounds in Singapore later this month.

The callow Blitzbok side picked for Hong Kong leg of the HSBC World Sevens Series demonstrated impressive composure and skill to advance to the quarterfinals by winning their Pool.

China will now feature as one of the 12 core teams on the World Series and will automatically qualify for each event.