BAPTISM OF FIRE
Sports Reporter Algeria……………(3) 3 Zimbabwe………..(0) 1 SUPER Mario became the first foreign coach, in the history of the Warriors, to concede THREE goals in the first half of his debut…
TINO EYES GRAND COMEBACK AFTER HUGE INJURY SETBACK
Blessing Malinganiza Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE international, Tino Kadewere, says he is ready to turn a painful chapter into the fuel to power a grand comeback in his career. He…
A PAIR OF NEW BUSINESSMEN IN THE PSL
Sports Reporter THE story of businessmen who have injected their fortunes into domestic football is as old as the game itself. The Hall of Fame has pioneers like Gijima Msindo,…
FINALLY, HERENTALS TO GET TROPHY FOR WINNING THE LEAGUE
Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Zimbabwe Women’s Premier Soccer League will give its champions the royal treatment they’ve been denied for years. Herentals Queens, who have ruled the league…
BASKETBALL AT A STANDSTILL, CAN ELECTIONS REVIVE THE GAME?
Innocent Kurira Zimpapers Sports Hub BASKETBALL heads into a crucial election weekend clouded by sharp criticism from one of its most seasoned voices. Veteran administrator Sunny Mbofana believes the sport…
EBRAHIM WANTS CHEVS TO MAKE A BIG STATEMENT
Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub DION EBRAHIM says the Chevrons must use the Pakistan tri-series to show they belong on the big stage. The team touched down in Islamabad yesterday…
THE ROYAL WARRIOR IS BACK
ZIMBABWE international Andy Rinomhota is back at English club Reading in what is a boost for the Warriors ahead of the 2025 AFCON finals next month. Here is a bit…
CURRY’S TORRID THIRD QUARTER HELPS WARRIORS
Stephen Curry scored 46 points, nearly half of them in a pivotal run in the third quarter, to help the visiting Golden State Warriors earn a 125-120 win over the…
TIGER WOODS HELPING TO RESTORE HISTORIC GOLF COURSE
Tiger Woods is lending a helping hand with the renovation of Langston Golf Course in Washington D.C., a White House advisor told Front Office Sports. Langston Golf Course opened in…
‘ENGLAND SPEED KINGS COULD STRUGGLE’
Steve Smith believes England may have picked the wrong bowlers for the Ashes, suggesting Australian wickets will be better suited to seam and swing than an all-out pace attack. The…











