Nasoni Roko is the only player that has an injury concern in the Digicel Fiji sevens team after their opening loss to Wales in the Australia sevens tournament.
Fiji went down 12-17 last night with Roko getting injured in the second half.
Team manager Jope Tuivanuavou said Roko=s injury is not serious but they are taking precautionary measures.
Tuivanuavou also highlighted that the next two games against Papua New Guinea and Kenya will be very crucial for Fiji.
Fiji must beat Papua New Guinea and Kenya to reach the Cup quarterfinals.
If they fail to do that than may for the first time ever, will play in the bowls competition.
But hopes are high as Fiji will try to bounce back from last night=s defeat to be in the last top eight tomorrow.
Fiji and Papua New Guinea match will start at 5:20pm today and their last match against Kenya will be at 9:56pm.
Injury concern for Roko
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