Mutoko rural trio set for Dynamos trial
THREE youngsters from Mutoko rural were presented with a life changing opportunity after they were identified to attend development trials at Harare giants Dynamos Football Club. The trio impressed the…
THREE youngsters from Mutoko rural were presented with a life changing opportunity after they were identified to attend development trials at Harare giants Dynamos Football Club. The trio impressed the…
STAFF WRITER Zimbabwe’s sport minister Kirsty Coventry has been drafted into the International Olympic Committee (IOC)’s Coordination Commission for the Games of the XXXV Olympiad in Brisbane. Five-time Olympian and…
STAFF WRITER Ireland Women – 286-7 in 50 overs (Leah Paul 95, Gaby Lewis 65, Laura Delany 35; Josephine Nkomo 1/33, Precious Marange 1/38, Loreen Tshuma 1/44) Zimbabwe Women –…
STAFF WRITER Ireland Women – 253-8 in 50 overs (Laura Delany 86, Shauna Kavanagh 31, Sophie McMahon 29; Josephine Nkomo 2/46, Precious Marange 2/48, Loreen Tshuma 1/32) Zimbabwe Women –…
By Nyasha Chuma CALLISTO Pasuwa, credited in part for helping Malawi qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations, on Sunday further elevated his name to celestial heights after helping Nyasa…
BY CONOR KEANE, thesportsman There was never any doubt about the threat AFC Bournemouth would pose in England’s second tier league with Scott Parker at the helm, but no one…
By BBC/STAFF WRITER Zimbabwe’s England-based quartet of Marvelous Nakamba, Jordan Zemura, Brandon Galloway and Tendayi Darikwa will be allowed to travel to red-lit categorised Zimbabwe in October’s World Cup qualifiers…
STAFF WRITER The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has turned down Zimbabwe's request to allow a limited number of supporters into the National Sports Stadium for the country's FIFA World…
STAFF WRITER Zimbabwe Women will host Ireland Women for four One-Day International (ODI) matches in October as the two sides step up their preparations for the ICC Women’s World Cup…
Scotland – 177-4 in 20 overs (George Munsey 54, Richie Berrington 44, Calum McLeod 39*; Luke Jongwe 2/32, Tendai Chatara 1/31, Richard Ngarava 1/40) Zimbabwe – 180-4 in 19.1 overs…