4 Zimbabweans attend El Clasico

Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter FOUR Zimbabweans from Bulawayo, all temporarily based in South Africa, Lovemore Fuyane, Shepherd Maphisa, Morgan Sebele and Chris Gora were part of the 80,000 plus…

Williams clinches WTA Finals title

SERENA WILLIAMS destroyed Romania’s Simona Halep 6-3 6-0 yesterday to win the WTA Finals championship in Singapore, proving once again why she remains the most formidable force in women’s tennis.

‘Sensational reports on Ebola crippling tourism sector’

Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter THE last-minute cancellation of last week’s African Marketing Confederation (AMC) inaugural summit in Victoria Falls was a result of sensational media reports on Ebola fears…

Kelvin Kaindu returns

Tawanda Mangoma FORMER Highlanders head coach Kelvin Kaindu has joined Triangle as the side’s technical adviser.

Luis Suarez happy with ‘bittersweet’ Barcelona debut

LUIS SUAREZ says it was a “big relief” to make his Barcelona debut in their 3-1 defeat by Real Madrid after sitting out a four-month ban for biting.

Farmers urged to start planting

Charity Ruzvidzo Chronicle Reporter The Meteorological Services Department has advised farmers in the southern parts of the country to start planting with the early rains this month following forecasts of…

Panyangara takes five-for to even it for Zim

Zimbabwe – 240 and 5 without loss (Vusimuzi Sibanda 5*, Regis Chakabva 0*) Bangladesh – 254 all out (Mushfiqur Rahim 64, Mohammad Mahmudullah 63, Mominul Haque 53; Tinashe Panyangara 5-59)

Pakistan win by 221 runs against Aussies

PAKISTAN saw off Australia’s remaining batsmen to earn a crushing 221-run win in the first Test in Dubai. The Aussies began the final day on 59-4, facing a Test record…

Murray beats Robredo to win Valencia Open

BRITAIN’s Andy Murray saved five match points against Spaniard Tommy Robredo for the second time in a month to win the Valencia Open.

Chapungu hold Dynamos

Harare Bureau Dynamos 1-1 Chapungu DYNAMOS coach Callisto Pasuwa says they were their own worst enemies after the Harare giants failed to grab the advantage to extend