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MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Cape Town Argentina Sevens vs Cape Town Kenya Sevens VENUE Cape Town Stadium DATE 13 December 2015 16:56 COMPETITION HSBC Cape Town Sevens FINAL SCORE 24 - 22 HALFTIME SCORE 12 - 5 TRIES 4 - 4 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Cape Town Argentina Sevens Cape Town Kenya Sevens PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Rodrigo Etchart (J #) 2 0 0 0 Biko Adema (J #) 1 1 0 0 Bautista Ezcurra (J #) 0 1 0 0 Leonard Mugaisi (J #) 1 0 0 0 German Schulz (J #) 1 0 0 0 Robert Aringo (J #) 1 0 0 0 Joaquin Riera (J #) 1 1 0 0 Frank Wanyama (J #) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Cape Town Argentina Sevens Cape Town Kenya Sevens 1 Fernando Luna (J #) 1 Bush Mwale (J #) 2 Santiago Alvarez (J #) 2 Oscar Ouma (J #) 3 Renzo Barbier (J #) 3 Willy Ambaka (J #) 4 Axel Muller Aranda (J #) 4 Oscar Ayodi (J #) 5 Nicolas Bruzzone (J #) 5 Billy Odhiambo (J #) 6 Rodrigo Etchart (J #) 6 Biko Adema (J #) 7 Bautista Ezcurra (J #) 7 Collins Injera (J #) RESERVES Cape Town Argentina Sevens Cape Town Kenya Sevens 8 German Schulz (J #) 8 Frank Wanyama (J #) 9 Santiago Resino (J #) 9 Eden Agero (J #) 10 Sebastian Cancelliere (J #) 10 Robert Aringo (J #) 11 Joaquin Riera (J #) 11 Leonard Mugaisi (J #) 12 Franco Sabato (J #) 12 Nelson Oyoo (J #) CARDS Cape Town Argentina Sevens Cape Town Kenya Sevens # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None None COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start 3' Try Rodrigo Etchart Argentina 7s 3' Conversion Bautista Ezcurra Argentina 7s 5' Try Rodrigo Etchart Argentina 7s 5' Missed Conversion Bautista Ezcurra Argentina 7s 7' Try Biko Adema Kenya 7s 7' Missed Conversion Biko Adema Kenya 7s HALF TIME 14' Substitution (Injury Off) Renzo Barbier Argentina 7s 14' Second Half Start 14' Substitution (Injury On) German Schulz Argentina 7s 14' Try Leonard Mugaisi Kenya 7s 14' Missed Conversion Biko Adema Kenya 7s 14' Player Off Leonard Mugaisi Kenya 7s 14' Player Off Oscar Ayodi Kenya 7s 14' Player On Collins Injera Kenya 7s 14' Player On Oscar Ouma Kenya 7s 16' Try German Schulz Argentina 7s 17' Missed Conversion Bautista Ezcurra Argentina 7s 18' Try Joaquin Riera Argentina 7s 19' Conversion Joaquin Riera Argentina 7s 19' Player Off Axel Muller Aranda Argentina 7s 19' Player Off Nicolas Bruzzone Argentina 7s 19' Player Off Bush Mwale Kenya 7s 19' Player On Sebastian Cancelliere Argentina 7s 19' Player On Franco Sabato Argentina 7s 19' Player On Frank Wanyama Kenya 7s 19' Player Off Santiago Alvarez Argentina 7s 19' Player On Santiago Resino Argentina 7s 20' Player Off Oscar Ouma Kenya 7s 20' Player On Robert Aringo Kenya 7s 20' Try Robert Aringo Kenya 7s 20' Conversion Biko Adema Kenya 7s 20' Player Off Billy Odhiambo Kenya 7s 20' Player On Nelson Oyoo Kenya 7s 22' Try Frank Wanyama Kenya 7s 23' Missed Conversion Biko Adema Kenya 7s 23' Second Half End 23' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.

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