Kenya superstar Collins Injera celebrated his 200th try on the World Sevens Series by taking out a permanent marker from his sock and signing the ball.
After scoring his 200th try for Kenya, Collins Injera marked the milestone by signing the ball and camera! pic.twitter.com/isaDltcR1I
— EatSleepRugby (@Eat_Sleep_Rugby) May 17, 2015
It was a pre-planned move – you can only guess how uncomfortable it must have been to have that marker next to his leg as he waited for his 200th try – but he then walked over to sign a camera. It is a practise seen in tennis but little did Injera know, the players sign a protective cover instead of the lens itself. The lens – now permanently marked with Injera’s autograph – costs in the region of £60,000.
SIGNED AND DELIVERED! @OfficialKRU flyer @cinjera scores his 200th world series try, then signs the ball and camera! https://t.co/iOjzA5JSG8
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) May 17, 2015
Courtesy ESPN
