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SHUJAA MOWED DOWN: Kenya move a notch higher despite New Zealand mauling in Wellington Sevens

Kenya sevens rugby player willy Ambaka during the 2015 Safari sevens tournament at Kasarani Stadium. [PHOTO:DENNIS OKEYO/STANDARD]

Kenya rugby team endured a bad second day at the Wellington Sevens, the third round of World Rugby Sevens Series, after losing to eventual Cup winners New Zealand and Argentina in the Main Cup quarter final and Plate semifinal respectively.

Despite yesterday’s results, Benjamin Ayimba’s men have moved one place up (8th) on the overall standings with 30 points after garnering 10 points from the Wellington leg.

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