Zim down Sudan

Complex yesterday.
The striker scored in the 5th, 10th and 15th minutes to give Zimbabwe a first half lead.
Mandaza, who was outstanding throughout the game, had Wellington Kamudyariwa to thank for the assists.
“I just had the feeling that I should play well today. It was good scoring against the Sudan side that came with a lot of confidence.
“I am now focusing on the South Africa game which we should win.
“The game was good and I dedicate all the goals to the nation, my family and my church.
“I look forward to continue playing well,” Mandaza said.
The Sudanese coach Mohammed Atta was not a happy man.
“This is one of those games but it was not our day. We arrived late yesterday and could not have time to practice but we tried our best,” Atta said.