Zim Cricket give five centres of excellence support

Mabvuku are the centres of excellence that were opened by Zimbabwe Cricket to help the underprivileged showcase their talent.
The five centres have proved a success for Zimbabwe Cricket as it has more players taking part and now there are more than 100 players learning, playing and battling to get places in national age group team.
Some of the players who have  graduated from the centres into the  national age group teams include Tinashe Nenhunzi, Alvin Chiradza, Blessed  Mutandwa, Tony  Munyonga and Daniel  Zvidzai.
Chipembere have become the first centre to get some equipment as Bakers Inn came to their aid with some sporting equipment.
Among the items donated to assist the players are helmets, boots, pads, cricket kit and machine balls.
ZC development manager, Nick Singo, said Baker Inn have done a tremendous job as this we boost the morale of the players.
“Bakers  Inn  has  come  on  board  they  will  sponsor  our  squads of excellence.
“They have started with the Chipembere squad of excellence and they are willing to help other centres in future.
“The centres are doing  very  well,  and it is good that  we  are  getting  assistance  from  the  corporate  world.
“Most players are talented and we are delighted to help them.

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