Jarryd Hayne had a mixed two-minute cameo for Fiji as the side cruised into the London Cup Semi-finals.
Injected into the game for the final two minutes, Hayne made a try-saving ankle tap against France - the highlight of his so far brief Sevens foray.
He followed that up with a knock on, though that mattered little as Fiji flew into the semis with s 40-7 win over France.
👏 RE:LIVE as @JarrydHayne puts in an EPIC try-saving tackle for Fiji against France at the #London7s #Textbookhttps://t.co/cusMRYk5sl
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) May 22, 2016
It wasn't such great news for another former NRL star, with Sonny Bill Williams injured in New Zealand's quarter-final loss.
Williams was injured in the first minute of the match, with New Zealand ultimatley relegated to the plate competition in the defeat.
REACTION: @benjaminryan on his side's 40-7 Cup quarter final win against @FFRugby. They face @Blitzboks in the semishttps://t.co/gj26mYdO0Y
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) May 22, 2016
Earlier in the afternoon, Australia scraped through to the Bowl semi-finals, with a 17-12 win over Portugal, after an early scare.
Australia took a 7-5 lead into the break and was up 17-5 with a one-man advantage heading into the final minute, before a crucial penalty handed Portugal a chance to narrow the margin.
The Aussies will meet Samoa in the bowl smie-final at 10:42pm AEST, while Fiji takes on South Africa in the Cup semis at 11:04pm.
