New Zealand will play Wales as they seek to extend their IRB 7’s winning streak to 40 matches in the quarterfinals of the last day of the Hong Kong tournament this afternoon.
Speaking to Fijivillage sports, Tietjens said he is not really into talking about winning as there is close to five or six teams that could win in Hong Kong.
Meanwhile, Fiji coach Joe Savou said the boys have been told to take each game as the finale and not to underestimate their opponents.
In this afternoons quarterfinals New Zealand take on Wales at 4:41pm, then Fiji meets Kenya at 5:03pm, South Africa meets Australia in the third quarterfinal at 5:25pm and England who upset defending champions Samoa by 7-5 in pool play, will again meet in the last quarterfinal at 5:47pm.
The Hong Kong 7’s kicks off with the Bowls quarterfinals between Zimbabwe and Chinese Taipei at 1:45pm.
NZ Seek To Extend Winning Streak
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