Kenya Simbas are geared up for their duel against Germany – with intentions of displaying what they have learnt off “one of the best training programmes” they went through in South Africa.
The inaugural Test match against Germany on Saturday will unfold at the RFUEA grounds as the national side reminisce in the memories of a 10-day camp in Cape Town.
The Simbas held training matches against Durbanville Rugby Club and Western Province and coupled them with sessions at mental and psychology experts’.
Wangila Simiyu, the team manager believes the trip was fruitful, and Germany could be shocked.
“The camp was successful and a great learning experience for the team,” he told Daily Nation’s Ayumba Ayodi.
“Apart from the technical aspect of the game, the players also had sessions with mental and psychology experts at Western Province.”
Germany are ranked 24th in the World Rugby standings, just one place below Kenya Simbas.
