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(News of The South) – Zimbabwe’s national netball team’s head coach Lloyd Makunde says the Zimgems performance was fair considering that the team didn’t have some of the players who participated the World Cup in July.

“There was new blood in the team and they jelled well with the others despite the losses against Malawi and South Africa”.

Makunde did not travel to Cape Town with the team as he was attending a Coaching workshop.

Asked about the workshop Makunde said: “The workshop was important and it will obviously help me as an individual and I will also share with fellow coaches and players”.

On the issue of firther scouting for netball players Makunde said ” We’re always scouting especially for tall and talented players everytime”.

Zimgems are expected back in Harare this week.
The Africa netball Cup took place in Capetown from October 18 to 22 and host nation South Africa emerged as champions, the South African team will each get 10 000 rands.

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