Ex-Madrid players due in Dar for special clash

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Tanzania Sports Writers Association (Taswa) football and netball teams, Taswa FC and Taswa Queens will play the College of Mass Communication and Administration, known as Dar es Salaam City College (Dacico), in a special friendly match scheduled for tomorrow in Kibamba.

>Taifa Stars’ preparations for Sunday’s international friendly match against Intamba m’Urugamba of Burundi received a timely boost yesterday with news that the TP Mazembe attacking duo of Mbwana Samata and Thomas Ulimwengu will be available for the fixture.

Cricket fever is mounting high among local fans ahead of this year’s ICC-Africa Under-19 Women’s Trophy, which roars into life tomorrow at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club.

National hockey team players have expressed satisfaction with their participation at the recently concluded African Cup of Nations in South Africa.

Tanzanian tennis players continue to show class at the ITF/CAT East Africa Junior Championships after four of them romped into the finals.

Tanzania will be among the nations that will field players at the Zone 4.2 Africa Chess Championships, which will take place in Uganda from April 17 to 26.