Code-hopper Jarryd Hayne has made a disappointing start to his international Rugby Sevens career for Fiji, failing to make an impact on debut against England.
Hayne took to the field with just with four minutes and 31 seconds remaining and Fiji needing to bridge 24-5 deficit.
The former San Fransisco 49ers running back would fail to inject himself into the contest receiving his first touch in a play that ran after the full-time siren which would result in a game-sealing try to England, who ran out 30-10 victors.
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS FROM HAYNE’S SEVENS DEBUT IN THE VIDEO PLAYER ABOVE.
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