The afternoon, however, wasn’t so good as they fell at the hands of Namibia.
Roy Garden, Tom Craven, Mike Eaton and Manuel Silva, the Zimbabwe men’s fours, beat Namibia by two shots in a 16-14 victory.
Clive Robertson lost two games in the singles.
Botswana’s singles player also found a way to win as they beat Zambia 21-10.
Graham Snyman, who is represting Namibia in the singles, beat Zambia’s Christie Kapata 21-12.
Snyman believes he stands a chance of scooping some medals here.
“The greens were very difficult. It was too windy and playing was hard but, nevertheless, I managed to bowl well and I am very happy,” said Snyman.
In the fours, the Zimbabwe team of Kerry Craven, Trish Davies, Heather Singleton and Debbie Robertson defeated South Africa by two shots in a 17-15 victory.
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