The former Sheffield United man enjoyed a fine debut as he set up Saied Al-Kharazi with the first goal after just 11 minutes from the start.

Goals flew in after the opener, as Al-Kharazi was on target again, Abdullah Al-Duwaisan also scored twice, before Kuwait striker Fahad Al-Fahad completed the rout with a late strike.

Kazma have maximum points from their opening three games, topping the table with nine points, two ahead of Al-Qadsia.

Egyptian playmaker Amr Fathi 'Samaka' did not feature for Kazma as he was ruled out with an injury.