adminZimbabwe play Zambia and Botswana in this year’s edition of the tournament.
“Our preparations are going on well and I believe the players we have are the best,” Riley said.
“We are now reaching a point where we will be practicing on a daily basis for us to maintain form. Our programme is going on well and the players are enjoying every moment. I believe morale will be high. Chapman is a tricky course but we look forward to the game.”
Zambia and Botswana are expected in the country by Monday with a flag-rising ceremony set for the same night.
Meanwhile, Zimbabwean golfer Brendon de Jonge was tied on fifth place at the on Deere Classic, which is currently under way in Illinois, United States.
De Jonge had a decent first round of six-under-par 68.
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