World Rugby Sevens Series leading Try Scorer, Collins Injera, revealed that his senior brother Humfrey Khayange and his parents who watched him play in the final leg in London, inspired him as he sought to become the leading try scorer of all time.

Injera crossed the line four times on the opening day of the final round of the 2015-2016 Sevens World Series in London, taking him past the previous record of 230 Tries set by Argentina's Santiago Gomez Cora. His older brother Humphrey Kayange, set him up for his 231st try in the dying seconds of Kenya's 29-12 defeat by France.

Injera said he is now focusing on helping Kenya win a medal at the upcoming Rio Olympics in August. The team that arrived in the country last evening finished 7th with 98 points in the overall world rugby series standings.


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