Black Rhinos resume training

Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter

ARMY side Black Rhinos have become the first team to resume training under the Covid-19 protocol after posting a Covid-19 clean bill yesterday.

The Hebert Maruwa charges went through their paces at Motor Action Sports club this morning.

Football, previously categorized as a high-risk sport under the Covid-19 classifications has been cleared to return provided the requisite protocol is strictly adhered to.

PSL has tentatively set May for the resumption of football in a cluster setting and teams are expected to make applications for them to resume training.

And it is Black Rhinos who have set the pace with their players being tested at a military hospital yesterday.

Club secretary general Edward Mutukwa said “We have had all the required tests including Covid-19 and other medical tests.

“The team has started intensive training and we are looking forward to the resumption of competition.”

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