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MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Cape Town Fiji Sevens vs Cape Town Australia Sevens VENUE Cape Town Stadium DATE 13 December 2015 15:50 COMPETITION HSBC Cape Town Sevens FINAL SCORE 38 - 19 HALFTIME SCORE 26 - 0 TRIES 6 - 3 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Cape Town Fiji Sevens Cape Town Australia Sevens PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Apisai Domolailai (J #) 2 0 0 0 Pama Fou (J #) 1 0 0 0 Vatemo Ravouvou (J #) 0 3 0 0 James Stannard (J #) 0 2 0 0 Savenaca Rawaca (J #) 1 0 0 0 Tom Cusack (J #) 1 0 0 0 Osea Kolinisau (J #) 1 1 0 0 Lewis Holland (J #) 1 0 0 0 Alivereti Veitokani (J #) 1 0 0 0 Emosi Mulevoro (J #) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Cape Town Fiji Sevens Cape Town Australia Sevens 1 Apisai Domolailai (J #) 1 Con Foley (J #) 2 Bill Mata (J #) 2 Stephan Vanderwalt (J #) 3 Nemani Nagusa (J #) 3 Tom Cusack (J #) 4 Osea Kolinisau (J #) 4 Tom Kingston (J #) 5 Emosi Mulevoro (J #) 5 Lewis Holland (J #) 6 Savenaca Rawaca (J #) 6 James Stannard (J #) 7 Vatemo Ravouvou (J #) 7 Pama Fou (J #) RESERVES Cape Town Fiji Sevens Cape Town Australia Sevens 8 Jasa Veremalua (J #) 8 Henry Hutchison (J #) 9 Isake Katonibau (J #) 9 Sam Myers (J #) 10 Pio Tuwai (J #) 10 Gregory Jeloudev (J #) 11 Alivereti Veitokani (J #) 11 Boyd Killingworth (J #) 12 Sevuloni Mocenacagi (J #) 12 Allan Faalavaau (J #) CARDS Cape Town Fiji Sevens Cape Town Australia 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 2' Try Apisai Domolailai Fiji 7s 2' Conversion Vatemo Ravouvou Fiji 7s 3' Try Savenaca Rawaca Fiji 7s 4' Conversion Vatemo Ravouvou Fiji 7s 5' Try Osea Kolinisau Fiji 7s 6' Missed Conversion Vatemo Ravouvou Fiji 7s 6' Player Off Bill Mata Fiji 7s 6' Player On Pio Tuwai Fiji 7s HALF TIME 16' Conversion Vatemo Ravouvou Fiji 7s 16' Try Apisai Domolailai Fiji 7s 16' Second Half Start 16' Player Off Con Foley Australia 7s 16' Player Off Stephan VanderWalt Australia 7s 16' Player On Sam Myers Australia 7s 16' Player On Allan Faalavaau Australia 7s 17' Try Pama Fou Australia 7s 17' Player Off Vatemo Ravouvou Fiji 7s 17' Player Off Savenaca Rawaca Fiji 7s 17' Player On Alivereti Veitokani Fiji 7s 17' Player On Sevuloni Mocenacagi Fiji 7s 17' Player Off Pama Fou Australia 7s 17' Player On James Stannard Australia 7s 17' Conversion James Stannard Australia 7s 19' Try Tom Cusack Australia 7s 19' Missed Conversion James Stannard Australia 7s 20' Player Off Tom Kingston Australia 7s 20' Player On Gregory Jeloudev Australia 7s 20' Player Off Apisai Domolailai Fiji 7s 20' Player On Isake Katonibau Fiji 7s 20' Try Alivereti Veitokani Fiji 7s 20' Conversion Osea Kolinisau Fiji 7s 21' Player Off Tom Cusack Australia 7s 21' Player On Boyd Killingworth Australia 7s 21' Player Off Osea Kolinisau Fiji 7s 21' Player On Jasa Veremalua Fiji 7s 22' Try Emosi Mulevoro Fiji 7s 22' Missed Conversion Osea Kolinisau Fiji 7s 23' Full Time 23' Second Half End 23' Conversion James Stannard Australia 7s 23' Try Lewis Holland Australia 7s GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.

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