Former Shujaa captain Andrew Amonde has named his all-time Kenya Sevens dream team, with his selection featuring some of the country's most influential players.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAmonde's selection includes Humphrey Kayange, Oscar Ouma and Willy Ambaka in the forwards, with Collins Injera at scrum-half, Lavin Asego at fly-half, Sammy Oliech at centre and Billy Odhiambo, popularly known as Billy the Kid, on the wing.The team brings together players whose individual brilliance and collective achievements helped establish Kenya as a competitive force on the international rugby sevens circuit.Brian Tanga names coaches who shaped his trophy-laden career as he hangs bootsKayange stands out as one of the most influential figures in the history of Shujaa. Across 12 World Sevens Series campaigns, he accumulated 799 points and 159 tries, becoming one of Kenya's leading scorers. He captained the side to the 2009 and 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens semi-finals before leading the team to its historic first World Sevens Series Cup title at the 2016 Singapore Sevens.Ouma, meanwhile, enjoyed a distinguished international career between 2009 and 2020, scoring 395 points. He was a key member of the historic Singapore-winning squad and famously scored an extra-time winner against New Zealand in 2013. ##NAJAVA_MECA_10017161##Ambaka brings world-class finishing to Amonde's forward selection. During his 13-year international career, which ended in January 2023, he scored 325 points on the World Sevens Series circuit. His outstanding 2012–13 season earned him a place in the HSBC Sevens World Series Dream Team, while he was also nominated for the 2013 IRB International Sevens Player of the Year award. He represented Kenya at two Olympic Games and three Rugby World Cup Sevens tournaments.From cricket to Kenya’s most lethal scrum-half: The story of Samuel AsatiAt scrum-half, Injera's record makes a compelling case for his inclusion. He scored 1,443 points and registered 279 tries across 424 World Sevens Series appearances, retiring as the second-highest try scorer in the history of the global circuit. His standout 2008–09 season saw him finish as the series' leading try scorer with 42 tries. He was also named Player of the Final when Kenya defeated Fiji 30-7 to win the 2016 Singapore Sevens.Asego, selected at fly-half, was another architect of Kenya's rise on the world stage. He amassed 1,026 points on the World Sevens Series circuit, including 53 tries and 379 conversions. ##NAJAVA_MECA_10017172##His contribution was particularly significant during Kenya's historic run to the 2009 Rugby World Cup Sevens semi-finals in Dubai, where his try and conversion helped put the team ahead against Fiji.Oliech completes the midfield selection after playing a key role in Kenya's historic 2016 Singapore Sevens triumph. He made his World Sevens Series debut at the Las Vegas Sevens that year before helping Shujaa secure their maiden Cup title. He subsequently represented Kenya at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and the 2022 Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town.Safari Sevens at 28: A look into the illustrious history of Africa's premier rugby festivalOn the wing, Odhiambo's inclusion recognises his consistency and longevity in the national team. Nicknamed Billy the Kid, he featured in 68 World Sevens Series tournaments and scored 111 tries during his international career, which spanned 2012 to 2023. He was also part of the Singapore-winning squad and represented Kenya at two Olympic Games and three Commonwealth Games.