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The Fiji-born star feels his side made many mistakes in Saturday’s action and they will have to be at their best in Sunday’s knockout matches
Kabras Sugar star Jone Kubu is not impressed with his side’s display despite winning all their group games to advance to the Cup quarter-final of the Prinsloo Sevens in Nakuru on Saturday.
Kubu managed two tries and a conversion, the first arriving as Kabras beat Homeboyz 19-7 in their group opener, before following it up with a 31-7 thrashing of Kakamega rivals Western Bulls and summed it by beating Kisumu RFC 24-12, when the Fiji-born star touched down for a second time in Nakuru.
The win saw Kabras finish top in Pool A and sail through to the quarter-finals and even as his side remain among the favourites, Kubu is still not happy.
“We’ve made so many errors today, we are trying our very best to try and bring in all those from outside so that we can go and rectify our mistakes from today’s games moving to tomorrow’s cup finals,” Kubu told Pulse Sports.
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16:00 - 05.08.2023
Prinsloo round up: Kabras, Oilers, KCB yet to lose in Nakuru as third round pool fixtures commence
KCB, Oilers and KCB have all won both of their opening two rounds of fixtures. Can they make it three on the bounce
Kabras have started the season well, reaching the finals in the opening two legs, losing to KCB at Dala Sevens, before beating Menengai Oilers at Driftwood, form that Kubu credits to good preparations.
“Just our preparations, how we prepare, how we manage our bodies because it is one of the most important things how we manage our recovery,” he added.
Kabras were joined in the quarter-finals by Oilers, who finished top in Pool B after beating local rivals Nakuru RFC 5-0 before following it up with a 24-7 win against Catholic Monks and completed group stage action after a 26-0 win past Nondescripts.
KCB and Kenya Harlequins also went through from Pool C after the bankers beat Masinde Muliro University 36-7 before a 19-14 over Black Blad while Quins downed Blad 26-26 before silencing Muliro 26-12.
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10:00 - 10.07.2023
RUGBY Kabras Sugar assume National Sevens Circuit leadership after Driftwood heroics
The sugar millers occupy top spot with 41 points, two ahead of KCB as Menengai Oilers close in on the top three
Strathmore Leos and Mwamba RFC are the other sides who made it to the last eight after qualifying from Pool D.
The teams will now await the quarter-final draw that will set the stage for Sunday’s action.
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