Samuel Asati reveals how Kenya can build its own Rugby Premier League
Kenya Sevens scrum-half Samuel Asati believes Kenya has what it takes to establish its own Rugby Premier League after experiencing the second edition of the competition in India.Asati, who made his Rugby Premier League (RPL) debut in June, says the tournament offered valuable lessons on how a franchise-based competition can accelerate player development and strengthen a country’s rugby ambitions.##NAJAVA_MECA_9884009##The India Rugby Premier League was launched with a clear objective of exposing local Indian players to elite international talent as part of a long-term “Nursery to Nation” pathway aimed at helping the country’s national teams qualify for the 2032 Olympic Games.To bridge the gap in quality, each franchise featured a blend of India’s top players, internationally renowned stars and bridge players from emerging rugby nations. The format allowed local players to train and compete alongside experienced professionals while raising the overall standard of competition.Asati turne..