Blood and thunder at Hartsfield: OMs eye repeat, Warriors seek redemption in blockbuster final

Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE curtain is set to fall on the 2025 Bulawayo Metropolitan Rugby Football Board (BMRFB) Archer Clothing Rugby League with a blockbuster finale today. Old…

Eagles land in Zimbabwe for high-stakes series

Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Namibian men’s national cricket team, the FNB Eagles, have arrived in Bulawayo ahead of their highly anticipated three-match T20 International (T20I) series against Zimbabwe.…

Scottland ready for Simba Bhora

TONDERAI NDIRAYA has acknowledged that the size of the task before him and his Scottland charges at Wadzanai this afternoon could be the biggest yet this season.

The 10 biggest stories heading into the weekend’s Premier League action

Postecoglou returns to North London Ange Postecoglou returns to North London with unfinished business. During his time at Tottenham, he failed to win a single derby, drawing one and losing…

Mpofu’s dedication pays dividends

FOR Isaac Mpofu consistency and discipline remain at the heart of the positive strides he has made since his debut at the World Athletics Championships in Qatar in 2019.

Sink or swim for Young Warriors

HOSTS Zimbabwe have to win their match against Eswatini today to keep alive their chances of progressing to the next stage of the TotalEnergies CAF Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations 2026/COSAFA Qualifiers currently underway in Harare.

Herentals, Correctional Queens face off

GWANZURA promises to be a sea of pink and green this morning, as the old Highfield venue echoes to the beat of Herentals and Correctional Queens.

TOO BAD, WE ARE ON OUR (K)NEES

IN a way, I have been stuck in some form of semi-retirement from sports journalism for the past three years.

Kaindu, Kaka in battle for survival

GENESIS MANGOMBE is unmoved by the form his former team, Dynamos, is enjoying as he returns to Rufaro tomorrow to lead Triangle against his ex-paymasters in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League battle for survival.

Namibia arrive for T20I series

NAMIBIA men’s cricket team arrived in Bulawayo yesterday high in confidence to upset the hosts in a three-match T20I series that begins at Queens Sports Club on Monday.

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