Masakadza’s breakthrough knock offers hope
Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub WELLINGTON Masakadza’s gritty maiden half-century in the face of a crushing defeat has offered a rare bright spot for Zimbabwe, as the Chevrons crumbled to…
MANGOMBE WANTS TO BOOST HIS SQUAD
TRIANGLE United coach Genesis Mangombe is banking on the mid-season transfer window to strengthen his squad as the team battles to escape the relegation zone.
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Brandon Moyo LOBA bekusaziwa ukuthi umdlalo wekhilikithi yeTest phakathi kweZimbabwe leSouth Africa uzakuba nzima, bekungakhangelelwanga ukuthi elakuleli linqotshwe ngalindlela. Benze konke okusemandleni abo abadlali bakuleli kodwa kwehlule. Banqotshwe nge 328…
Antipas stays cool as Chicken Inn aim to regain confidence
Fungai Muderere ,Zimpapers Sports Hub AS pressure mounts in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, Chicken Inn coach Joey Antipas is urging calm and unity, vowing his side will bounce…
MULDER TO CAPTAIN PROTEAS
PROTEAS left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj has been ruled out of the second Test against Zimbabwe due to a left groin strain.
VITALIS CHIKOKO, THE MAN WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP
VITALIS CHIKOKO has revealed he had to clear many hurdles, including enduring punishingly long-distances to access decent facilities, on his way to the top echelons in the world of basketball.
GOODBYE BABU!
ZIMBABWE Cricket is in mourning after former international cricketer and national team manager Mohammed Ahmed Meman, affectionately known as Babu, died yesterday morning.
Jobe Bellingham banned from facing brother
BORUSSIA Dortmund beat Monterrey 2-1 in the Club World Cup last 16 on Tuesday but Jobe Bellingham’s booking for the German side means he will be suspended for the quarter-final against his brother Jude’s Real Madrid.
Team Zim ooze confidence
AS they continue with their fine-tuning, members of Team Zimbabwe were yesterday oozing confidence ahead of the start of the African Union Sports Council Region 5 Youth Games in Namibia.
School salutes teen goalkeeper . . . After stunning Triangle debut
DAVID Mukuze walked into Mufakose High School to the sound of cheers, chants and applause, a hero’s welcome for the 18-year-old goalkeeper who, days earlier, stunned Zimbabwean football by keeping a clean sheet on debut for Triangle United.











