Sri Lanka pick their men for Zim tour

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub SRI Lanka Cricket yesterday named a strong squad captained by Charith Asalanka to travel to Zimbabwe for the white ball series set to begin next…

Soccer4Life spreads its reach, touches more lives

Media Mpofu, Zimpapers Sports Hub ZENZO Ndlovu, the man behind Soccer4Life, has spent 23 years building more than just football teams. His non-profit organisation, rooted in sport and faith, continues…

Corruption scandal rocks Zim’s COSAFA Under-17- selection

Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub A MAJOR corruption scandal that has been brewing for years, is threatening to derail hosts Zimbabwe’s preparations for next month’s CAF Africa Cup of Nations…

‘The Dutch Nomad’ return confirmed

Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub HIGHLANDERS will today unveil Hendrik Pieter de Jongh as their new head coach, following the Dutchman’s long-awaited acquisition of a work permit. The Bulawayo giants,…

We will push to the end: Antipas

Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub AFTER watching his charges produce some inconsistent results, Chicken Inn head coach Joey Antipas says they will rise to the occasion beginning with their game…

NDORO’S TOP 5 MOMENTS

A SOUTH African newspaper has compiled what it believes were Tendai Ndoro’s five defining moments in football.

CHIMENE FOLLOWING IN TANGAWARIMA’S PATH

BRIGHTON  Chimene has put himself on the front row of top football referees in the country after earning another FIFA appointment.

GONE NEW-CLEAR

ALEXANDER ISAK has seen his relationship with Newcastle hit rock-bottom following a bombshell transfer statement.

YADAH TARGET MORE MIRACLES

YADAH have become veterans in relegation survival and seem to have already begun the process this season ahead of the clash against former champions, Ngezi Platinum Stars, at the Heart Stadium this afternoon.

ISAK’S BACK

NEWCASTLE. − Alexander Isak looked crestfallen as he was back in Newcastle training in club colours just hours after the star’s relationship with Toon turned nuclear.

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