HSBC Sevens World Series 2014/15 Dubai

Best of the action from the HSBC Sevens World Series 2014/15 Dubai

Serevi Coaching Roadshow - HSBC Event DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 25:Waisale Serevi take part in a training session during the HSBC Rugby Festival powered by Serevi at Rashid School for Boys on November 25, 2014 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images for HSBC)
Serevi Coaching Roadshow - HSBC Event DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 25: Waisale Serevi talks to UAE National Schoolboys during the HSBC Rugby Festival powered by Serevi at Rashid School for Boys on November 25, 2014 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images for HSBC)
Serevi Coaching Roadshow - HSBC Event DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 25:Waisale Serevi take part in a training session during the HSBC Rugby Festival powered by Serevi at Rashid School for Boys on November 25, 2014 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images for HSBC)
Juliano Fiori, Brazil Brazil training ahead of round two on the HSBC Sevens World Series in Dubai. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Brazil sevens team Brazil are the only non-core side to be competing in Dubai, and are the first team to have a guaranteed place at the Rio Olympics.
David Harvey, Brazil David Harvey trains ahead of the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Fiji Rugby sevens Fiji were in fine form while training ahead of the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens. Credit: Martin Seras Lima @ World Rugby
Osea Kolinisau Fiji captain Osea Kolinisau in action against the UAE as his side prepare for Dubai. Credit: Martin Seras Lima @ World Rugby
Nasoni Roko Fiji are the defending champions in Dubai, and had a training match with the UAE in preparation. Credit: Martin Seras Lima @ World Rugby
Dubai Sevens launches Tom Mitchell of England, Osea Kolinisau, Reupena Levasa and Kyle Brown launch round two of the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Top four captains ahead of Dubai The top four captains on the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Top four captains ahead of Dubai Tom Mitchell, England - Osea Kolinisau, Fiji - Reupena Lavasa, Samoa - Kyle Brown, South Africa - 4 Captains - Dubai - HSBC Sevens World Series 2014/2015 - Photo Martin Seras Lima
Carl Murray, Portugal Carl Murray of Portugal could not prevent his side from losing to an impressive Fiji, the defending champions in Dubai. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Jerry Tuwai, Fiji Fiji try-scorer Jerry Tuwai gets clear against France at the Dubai Sevens 2014 (Photo Martin Seras Lima)
Lucas Hammond, Canada Lucas Hammond was on the winning side as Phil Mack scored two tries to help Canada win against Wales in their opening pool match The Sevens - Dubai - Photo Martin Seras Lima
Sion Bennett, Wales Sion Bennett in action for Wales at the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Juliaen Jane, France France's Juliaen Jane on the charge against Fiji in their Pool A match at the HSBC Sevens World Series in Dubai - Photo Martin Seras Lima
Gustavo Albuquerque, Brazil Gustavo Albuquerque of Brazil in action for the hosts of the Olympic Games in Rio, at the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Keep Rugby Clean day in Dubai Fiji players supporting World Rugby's Keep Rugby Clean campaign.Photo Martin Seras Lima
Gaston Revol, Argentina Argentina's Gaston Revol darts up field during his team's win over Brazil at the Emirates Airlines Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Sam Dickson, New Zealand Sam Dickson was involved in New Zealand's victory of Japan at the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens in their 36-0 win. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Tom Cusack, Australia Tom Cusack helped Australia beat Kenya at the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Reupena Levasa, Samoa Reupena Levasa, Samoa's captain could not prevent his side losing to Scotland. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Danny Barrett, USA Danny Barrett of the USA in action against England in Dubai. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Colin Gregor, Scotland Colin Gregor of Scotland helped his side to a big upset on day one of the Dubai Sevens, beating Gold Coast runners-up Samoa. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Lewis Holland, Australia Australia's Lewis Holland breaks free from the Kenya defence at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Daniel Sikuta, Kenya Daniel Sikuta of Kenya breaks through the Australian defence in Dubai - Photo Martin Seras Lima
Pama Fou, Australia Try-scorer Pama Fou looks to fend at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Dan Bibby, England Dan Bibby of England impressed as England beat USA on day one in Dubai. Photo: Martin Seras Lima/World Rugby
John Bibby, England John Bibby of England chasing hard against the USA at the Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
John Moonlight, Canada Canada's John Moonlight fends off an approaching Welsh defender at the Emirates Airlines Dubai Sevens (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Ben Ryan, Fiji coach Fiji coach Ben Ryan gets his point across to the defending champions at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Fernando Luna, Argentina Argentina's Fernando Luna puts one over the line at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Keep Rugby Clean - France France supporting World Rugby Keep Rugby Clean day at the Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Fans in Dubai Fans enjoying the action in the sun at the Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Moises Duque Moises Duque of Brazil scores a try against Argentina during day one of the Emirates Dubai Sevens. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Werner Kok, South Africa Werner Kok scored a hat-trick for South Africa in their opening match at the Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Zack Test, USA Zack Test of USA on the attack against Australia. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Dubai Sevens - Japan Japan in action at the Dubai Sevens against New Zealand. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Kurt Baker, New Zealand New Zealand's Kurt Baker on the fly at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Dan Norton, England England's Dan Norton scored against Australia in his sides 12-5 defeat at the Emirates Airlines Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
James Stannard, Australia Australia's James Stannard was instrumental in the 12-5 win over England on day one at the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Savenaca Rawaca, Fiji Savenaca Rawaca scored a try for Fiji in their quarter final victory over Wales on day two of the HSBC Sevens World Series second round in Dubai. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Greg Jeloudev, Australia Greg Jeloudev in action for Australia, who beat Scotland 22-17 at 7he Sevens Stadium in Dubai. Photo: World Rugby/Martin Seras Lima
Seabelo Senatla, South Africa Seabelo Senatla of South Africa dives to score a try against Argentina in the Cup Quarter Final during day two of the Emirates Dubai Sevens - HSBC Sevens World Series. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Werner Kok, South Africa South Africa's Werner Kok offloads during his sides Bowl quarter final match against Japan at the Emirates Airlines Dubai Sevens. Photo Martin Seras Lima
Joe Webber, New Zealand Joe Webber of New Zealand scores a try against England in the Cup quarter final in Dubai. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Tim Mikkelson, New Zealand New Zealand's Tim Mikkelson on his way to the try line in the Cup quarters against England HSBC Sevens World Series Photo Martin Seras Lima
Folau Niua, USA USA's Folau Niua attempts to evade Jonathan Laugel of France at the HSBC Sevens World Series in Dubai (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)

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