More
    HomeSportsGems lose to Malawi

    Gems lose to Malawi

    Published on

    spot_img

    Ellina Mhlanga in LIVERPOOL, United Kingdom

    ZIMBABWE’S remarkable performance at the ongoing Vitality Netball World Cup suffered another dent yesterday when they lost 43-59 to Malawi at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on Thursday.

    Zimbabwe started off to a good start in the early minutes of the first quarter leading by three goal at some point before Malawi overturned the score to take a 12-8 lead by the end of the quarter. With Zimbabwe making unforced errors and losing possession more often Malawi carried their dominance into the second stanza and were up 28-18 by half time.

    They continued to enjoy the upper hand throughout to claim a 59-43 victory over Zimbabwe. Despite the defeat Zimbabwe are still in the run for the top six finish as they will take on the third-placed team from Group G in a play-off match on Friday. The other play-off will see Group F’s third-placed Malawi facing Group G’s fourth placed side.

    The winners will then play for fifth and sixth position while the losers play for seventh and eighth place.

    Latest articles

    African, European Business Leaders Urge Stronger Partnerships to Drive Shared Growth

    Harare, (New Ziana) — Governments and institutions from Africa and Europe have been urged...

    ZimRights urges more focus on digital violence against women

    Harare, (New Ziana) – Zimbabwe on Tuesday joined the rest of the world in...

    Simba Bhora dominate soccer stars’ calendar

    THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League's 2025 Best XI was dominated by 2024 champions...

    Masvingo records 5000 drug abuse cases

    Antony Chawagarira BIKITA -- The fight against drug and substance abuse is intensifying across Masvingo...

    More like this

    African, European Business Leaders Urge Stronger Partnerships to Drive Shared Growth

    Harare, (New Ziana) — Governments and institutions from Africa and Europe have been urged...

    ZimRights urges more focus on digital violence against women

    Harare, (New Ziana) – Zimbabwe on Tuesday joined the rest of the world in...

    Simba Bhora dominate soccer stars’ calendar

    THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League's 2025 Best XI was dominated by 2024 champions...
    error: Content is protected !!