Former Kenya Simbas lock on venture that led to his premature retirement
Former Kenya Simbas lock Malcolm Onsando has opened up on his decision to retire from rugby at the age of 31, bringing to a close a career that had seen him feature across Kenya, Africa, and Europe.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsIn a candid video shared on his Instagram, the towering forward admitted that his decision was ultimately driven by a deeper calling beyond the pitch.“So why did I hang up my rugby boots at the age of 31?” Onsando posed.SVNS 2: Shujaa, Lionesses eye Montevideo response as promotion race heats up“I had captained my national team, had a pretty good contract playing in Europe, had great prospects for the future, and then I just walked away. The short answer is, my knees gave out,” he said with a laugh.However, the former Kenya Simbas lock revealed that something more profound shaped his decision.“In all seriousness, something bigger happened. Between international games in Kenya, Africa, and Europe, I used to love travelling in the off-season. The summer..