Rugby

Kenya legend Collins Injera scores one of his two Singapore Sevens Cup final tries against Fiji to lift his World Series tally to 225 – just five behind the all-time record of 230 tries scored by Argentina’s Santiago Goméz Cora. Photo: World Rugby

Pierre-Gilles Lakafia of first day standouts France takes a selfie with fans at the 2016 Singapore Sevens. Photo: AFP

New England Patriots safety Nate Ebner won the 2014 Super Bowl with his NFL team and scored a brace of tries against Portugal on Sunday on his 2016 debut weekend for the USA sevens squad. Photo: World Rugby

Oscar Ayodi runs through to score a try against Fiji during Kenya’s 30-7 Cup final triumph. Photo: Reuters

Fiji’s Alifereti Veitokani is gang-tackled during their 28-14 loss to Pacific island neighbours Samoa on day one in Singapore. Photo: AFP

Fiji try but fail to prevent Samoa stalwart Fa'alemiga Selesele from scoring in their pool A battle on Saturday. Photo: World Rugby

New Zealand’s Sione Molia is brought to ground by the France defence in the first of the opening day shocks in Singapore. This one ended with Les Bleus hammering the All Blacks Sevens 24-0. Photo: World Rugby

Kenya’s Willy Ambaka (left) and Fiji’s Jasa Veremalua jump for a high ball Sunday during the Cup final at Singapore’s new National Stadium. Photo: Reuters

It was no surprise when the Blitzboks’ Seabelo Senatla finished among the top try-scorers in Singapore. The South African’s six touchdowns over the weekend took him to 54 for the season – 15 ahead of American speedster Perry Baker in second place. Photo: World Rugby

England’s Dan Norton added four tries to his Sevens World Series tally of 205 – including a brace against Portugal on day one – and he now must be seen as a threat to the all-time top three of Santiago Goméz Cora (230), Collins Injera (225) and Ben Gollings (220). Photo: AFP