Sikuta backs Kabras to win Prinsloo Sevens

Kabras RFC captain Dan Sikuta says they are prepared to extend their impressive form in the national sevens circuit when action resumes this coming weekend in Nakuru.

Speaking to Citizen Digital ahead of the tournament, Sikuta said they have been working hard on closing out games against tough opponents to avoid clutch situations.

"We have never stopped training since the series took a break because we know the importance of keeping up with the momentum, so we have put in hard work that we are sure will bear fruits this weekend," said Sikuta.

Kabras are in pool A in the Prinsloo Sevens alongside Kisumu RFC, Homeboyz RFC, and Western Bulls, a pool the captain says they won’t underestimate any team despite his side being seen as the favorites to top the group.

"We are not underestimating any opponent in that group; we will take every game with the seriousness that it deserves because we know how every team is training hard to beat the best, "he added.

Kabras lead the series standings after reaching the finals in Dalas Sevens, where they lost to KCB in the final, before heading to Mombasa, where they beat Menengai Oilers in the finals 10-7, a form the captain believes they will maintain heading into this weekend’s assignment.

"Oilers are a very strong team, and Nakuru RFC are playing at home; it will be an advantage to them with the home support that they will receive, but we are not worried about that; we are used to playing in those huge crowds, and we will remain calm," he reckoned.