Bosso superfan Lister Dube dies

Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub HIGHLANDERS’ devotee Lister Dube, who passed away in the Nathisa area of Matobo District, exemplified how supporting Highlanders is more than just fandom — it…

Gwangwara eager to impress on Champs League bow

Tadious Manyepo-Zimpapers Sports Hub CATHERINE GWANGWARA could have played in the CAF Women’s Champions League well before all but two of her Herentals Queens teammates. The versatile “Vagoni Vebasa’’ player,…

Netball trials impress ZINA

Veronica Gwaze-Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE Netball Association were at the weekend impressed by the player-turnout for “national team” trials and the immense talent that was on show. The trials, held…

Zim in crucial table soccer victory

Langton Nyakwenda-Zimpapers Sports Hub WEST African table soccer powerhouses, Ghana, have pledged to work closely with Zimbabwe, who are on a drive to professionalise the sport across the country. Popularly…

National Sports Stadium closer to re-opening

Mukudzei Chingwere-Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has up-scaled the final refurbishment works at the National Sports Stadium, raising hopes that the giant facility could make its long-awaited re-opening. This in turn could…

Zimbabwe seek Davis Cup rebound

Tinashe Kusema-Zimpapers Sports Hub TOP Zimbabwe player Courtney Lock is in a race against time to be fit again and try to help hosts Zimbabwe breathe life into the stuttering…

Top Aussie coach returns to Harare

Collin Matiza-Zimpapers Sports Hub TOP Australian cricket coach Paul Wilson has expressed his delight at returning to Zimbabwe to help young players realise their dreams of playing the elite-level of…

Major boost for Futsal Five-A-Side national league

Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE newly formed Futsal Five-A-Side national league has received a major boost after Herentals College stepped in to provide branded playing kits for every team.…

Yu’s exploits spark wonder and concern

BEATING a 12-year-old rival was once child’s play for an elite swimmer, but it has become an unlikely badge of honour when China’s Yu Zidi is in the race. Only…

‘Test cricket needs quality not quantity’

Australia cricket chief Todd Greenberg yesterday said a slimmer Test calendar could benefit smaller nations because the five-day game was better “where it means something”.

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