NGEZI RAID TRIANGLE
. . . DeMbare sign Chiunye, Chicken Inn get Ketala, Mavhurume joins CAPS Snodia Mikiri, Sports Reporter NGEZI Platinum are on the verge of securing four players from Triangle.
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It’s no dead rubber: de Jongh
Snodia Mikiri, Sports Reporter FC Platinum coach Pieter de Jong has refused to call their CAF Champions League encounter against Al-Hilal at Barbourfields tomorrow a dead rubber.
Most expensive player!
Rest Mutore, Sports Reporter TINO Kadewere became the country’s most expensive player after completing his move to French top-flight side Lyon from second tier side Le Havre AC for a reported €15 million deal.
New Warriors coach out next week
BY HENRY MHARA ZIFA yesterday said they expect to have appointed new Warriors coach by the end of next week to replace
Zimbabwe suffer crushing defeat
BY MUNYARADZI MADZOKERE Zimbabwe 358 & 170, Sri Lanka 515/9d & 14/0 (3 ov, target 14) Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets
Pole Position Karts sponsors Mini Rok Championship
BY MUNYARADZI MADZOKERE POLE Position Karts has given Sables Kart Club a major boost this season after they moved in to sponsor
Tiger not thinking about records
SAN DIEGO. — Tiger Woods said he was not thinking about breaking the record for PGA Tour victories as he prepared to tee off his 2020 campaign at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines yesterday.
Pakistan seek to retain T20 top spot
LAHORE. — Pakistan are seeking to hold on to the top world ranking and also prove again the country is capable of hosting international cricket when they take on Bangladesh in a Twenty20 series starting today.
Aubameyang eyes Barcelona move
LONDON. — Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has told Barcelona that he is willing to join them from Arsenal, according to reports in Spain.
Tino strikes Euro jackpot
TINO KADEWERE has struck the jackpot in France, with the Zimbabwean international footballer set to earn about US$2,2 million a year in annual gross pay, after moving to Ligue 1 giants Olympique Lyon.
TINO KADEWERE has struck the jackpot in France, with the Zimbabwean international footballer set to earn about US$2,2 million a year in annual gross pay, after moving to Ligue 1 giants Olympique Lyon.