NILTON Terroso’s arrival at ambitious Castle Lager Premiership side Bulawayo Chiefs was greeted with mixed reactions. That he is from Portugal, the…
By Cloud Fusire FORMER Dynamos forward Bill Antonio was finally unveiled at his new Belgium club KV Mechelen yesterday after penning a two-year deal from the Harare giants. Antonio left the country last week for Belgium having impressed the KV Mechelen technical team during a month-long trial stint in July. And yesterday the club confi…
GEMS captain Felisitus Kwangwa yesterday expressed her delight after she was retained by her club, Surrey Storm, for the 2023 Superleague season. Kwangwa has impressed since signing for Surrey two years ago where she became fan favourite while being named most improved player last year before being rewarded with another contract for the new season….
IT’S been a big few weeks in one-day cricket for Zimbabwe. They beat Bangladesh 2-1 and showed great spirit to run India…
WHEN Dave Houghton took over as Zimbabwe cricket coach a couple of months ago he inculcated a new positive mindset to the players who were used to be on the losing end always. The former Zimbabwe captain introduced a brand of positive- aggressive cricket and removed the fear of failure, with players now playing without…
Cloud Fusire at National Sports Stadium Dynamos……………………………(2) 2 Harare City…………………………(1) 1 DYNAMOS kept pressure on log leaders FC Platinum after securing a hard-earned victory against Harare City in a Castle Lager Premiership match played here yesterday. First half goals from Ralph Kawondera and Emmanuel Paga were enough to hand the Glamour Boys maximum points to…
Cloud Fusire CAPS United …….……….. (0) 1 Herentals ………….……. (1) 1 CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe was left to rue his team’s failure to adequately prepare ahead of yesterday’s tie after rallying from behind to force a share of spoils against Herentals in Castle Lager Premiership match. The Green Machine came into yesterday’s match without…
AUSTRALIA raced to an eight-wicket victory in Townsville as the second ODI lasted less than 43 overs after Mitchell Starc had blown Zimbabwe’s top order away to leave him on 199 wickets, and the visitors dismantled for 96. On a pitch that offered considerable help to the fast bowlers, Starc claimed 3 for 15 in…
IT’S hard to sugar-coat an ODI loss that comes in less time than the length of one innings, but Zimbabwe are determined…
FANS of English football in Zimbabwe have an unprecedented chance to enjoy all the action during an open weekend of viewing hosted DStv‘s SuperSport. The open…
