Riley happy with current players

represent the country in the Gilberson and Page and Triangular Series in Zambia.
The veteran coach believes the team will compete favourably in all the three competitions.
Riley will be the manager and coach of all the three teams in Zambia.
“Generally the teams are good and we look forward to having a good run in all the tournaments.
“There are no major changes to the teams we have worked with previously.
“I think I understand most of the players’ strength and weaknesses, so it will not be much of a problem.
“The selection committee did a splendid job by coming up with the teams and we hope all will go on well,” said Riley.
The teams are made up mostly of seasoned golfers who have played in several international events.
The absence of South Africa will leave Zimbabwe with high chances of winning all the tournaments.

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