Fijian rugby sevens standout Waisea Nacuqu is making a significant impact in the inaugural Rugby Premier League in India, where he currently plays for the Mumbai Dreamers. Nicknamed ‘Wasooli Bhai,’ which translates to ‘Game Breaker,’ Nacuqu has quickly captured the hearts of fans and established himself as a key player on the team.
In the league’s opening match against the Chennai Bulls, though the Dreamers fell short with a 31-17 loss, Nacuqu shone brightly on the field. He scored one try and assisted in two others, earning the title of Player of the Match and showcasing his playmaking skills.
The Mumbai Dreamers are under the guidance of Australian coach Tim Walsh, with Fiji’s double Olympic gold medalist Jerry Tuwai acting as captain. This league, featuring a strong lineup of international talent, aims to elevate the profile of rugby in India and inspire future generations of players.
With Nacuqu and his teammates’ performances, there is growing optimism among fans that the Dreamers can improve as the tournament progresses. The league not only promises entertaining matches but also a transformative opportunity for rugby in India, potentially inspiring a thriving community around the sport.
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