Ollie Lindsay-Hague tells Sky Sports rugby union writer Tony Curtis that playing Sevens has been keen to his improvement at Harlequins.
Tuesday 19 February 2013 15:12, UK
Ollie Lindsay-Hague believes his time on the Sevens circuit has helped him become a better player.
Lindsay-Hague is certainly heading in the right direction, with the Londoner taking advantage of Mike Brown's involvement with England during the RBS Six Nations. And having put his injury-hit 2011/12 campaign behind him, Lindsay-Hague - who can also play on the wing and at scrum-half - is ready to now kick on. "I started at the academy three years ago but I have been playing more now as Browny has been away with England," he said. "It has been going well and I have been in good form. "It was a bad year last year for me as I was always getting injured but I was able to have a good pre-season. From that I have been able to get more game time and playing well." Ollie Lindsay-Hague was speaking to Sky Sports on receiving the Gatorade Game Changer Award for January. Gatorade are the official performance partner to Premiership Rugby. www.gatorade.co.uk/ @GatoradeUK
