“The Kenya Rugby Union held a meeting with the Senior Shujaa players: all those who participated in the 2017/2018 HSBC World Sevens Series and agreed to terms on a return to work formula for the remaining part of the season,” highlighted KRU.

Kenya 7s is currently risking relegation at the HSBC World Sevens Series where they lie 14th with 18 points, a tie with Wales, just four points above Japan who occupy the last and relegation spot. Paul Murunga’s side failed to pick a win at Vancouver 7s losing all the five matches. They are yet to reach a Cup quarter this season with Vancouver Tournament taking them down to 14th  Spot.

“The boys are welcome in the team. They will be given an equal opportunity to train and a chance to be selected to play in the remaining legs,” said Paul Murunga, the Shujaa Head Coach as quoted by KRU.

Kenya 7s is in pool C that has New Zealand, Fiji and Australia all currently in the top 6 according to the table series standing. This is the toughest pool Kenya has been banded in so far this season.

The 2019 Hong Kong Sevens will be the 44th edition of the Hong Kong Sevens and the seventh tournament of the 2018-2019 World Rugby Seven Series

The 2019 Hong Kong Sevens will also include the World Series Qualifier tournament, with the winner of that event gaining core team status for the 2019–2020 World Rugby Sevens Series. The tournament will take place on April 5–7, 2019 at Hong Kong Stadium

Hong Kong 7s Pooling
Pool A: South Africa, Samoa, Scotland, Japan
Pool B: France, Argentina, Canada, Portugal
Pool C: Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Kenya
Pool D: USA, England, Wales, Spain