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Brian Wahinya: How a 'too skinny' boy became a Kenyan rugby star

By Washington Onyango | 1mo ago

KCB fly half Brian Wahinya in past action. [KCB Rugby]

At just 50kg, Brian Wahinya was once considered too small to play rugby.

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