Pool league action resumes

Sports Reporter
LEAGUE action resumes tomorrow in the Bulawayo Pool Association (BPA) after a short mid-season break. The break paved way for the disciplinary committee chaired by Claude Fombe to clear all the disputed games. Log leaders Entumbane clash with Fall Staff, Gold and Black take on Heroes while Golden Lion play Kings.
Xtreme will be at home to Raylton.

All matches kick-off at 2pm.
In the lower Division Mqomboti clash with Msindo while Jika Jika will fight it out against Marula.
Fast Cash will play host  to Bambi Lounge in a weekend that will see UBH travelling to Telone Dragons.

Meanwhile, Donald Wadawu BPA publicity secretary confirmed the action taken by the disciplinary committee.
“The disciplinary committee issued out verdicts on disputed games, that will see Shumba and Msindo playing at a neutral venue because of brawls that erupted in the last encounter,” said  Wadawu

The other match to be replayed will see Drill Hall and Bambi Lounge squaring off at Bambi Lounge while  Exchange were awarded two frames against Mnethi Lions to win 8-5. ZRP Central lost their case that saw One going away with the match 8-5.

On the transfer market, Kelvin Munyanyi and  the Dziko brothers Darlington and Brain joined Exchange Pool Club Mnethi. The Dziko brothers’ are joining their father Peter who is the coach at Exchange.

Fixtures
Premier-League: Gold and Black v Heroes, One v Donnington, Entumbane v Falstaff , Black Eagles v Exchange, Xtreme v Ralyton, Nkulumane v Mnethi, ZRP Central v Skittle Inn, Golden Lion v Kings.
Division One: Ntabazinduna v West Commonage, Msindo v Mqomboti, Ntabeni v Nketa 8, Nketa Tavern v Metropolis, Jika Jika v Marula, Egodini v Nketa Stars, Shumba v Kugona, Drill Hall v Mpilo, Telone Dragons v  UBH, Fast Cash v Bambi Lounge.

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