Ojee contributed 18 points to the win with a try, three penalties and two conversions besides an exceptional all-round display. Ojee said his focus is now on London sevens slated for this weekend, where Kenya will be engaged in a relegation dogfight with Wales and Japan. Kenya have 26 points, Wales 25 points and Japan on 22 with one of the three, set to be replaced by Ireland at the end of the season. The team arrived in London on Tuesday and had a recovery session before a light training yesterday. They will be key for us in this leg and the final leg in Paris next week," added Ojee.

Source: The Star May 23, 2019 02:03 UTC