Rugby to golf: How 7s star Injera changed the ballgame
Kenya’s Collins Injera (left) in action against New Zealand during the International Rugby Board (IRB) Sevens World Series semi-final in Dubai on December 1, 2012, and (right) the retired World Rugby star playing golf at Karen Country Club in Nairobi.
Three years after hanging his boots, World Rugby Sevens Series star Collins Injera remains one of the sport's greatest try-scorers. The Kenyan legend still sits second on the all-time try-scoring list, with 279 tries, behind England's Dan Norton, who finished his career with 358.
What makes Injera's legacy remarkable is his place among the game's greatest all-around scorers. The World Rugby Sevens Hall of Famer ranks third on the all-time points table, having accumulated 1,443 points during an illustrious 17-year career.
