Malawi national netball team coach Peace Chawinga-Kaluwa has opened up how her efforts to ensure the team prepares well for major tournaments are frustrated by lack of support from stakeholders. The Malawi Queens mentor said one of her challenges is that she never gets an opportunity to assess the players by playing international friendly matches
Malawi Queens yesterday recovered from a shaky semi-final start in the PacificAus Netball Series in Australia to beat Zambia 48-35 and set-up a final against in-form Tonga this afternoon. With some glimpses of inferior complex seemingly tormenting their minds after a 46-50 loss to their 16th-ranked neighbours in Thursday’s inter-group match, the Queens had a
Malawi Queens coach Peace Chawinga-Kaluwa says they are itching to strike back this morning as they face Zambia again in the PacificAus Netball Series semi-finals in Australia after yesterday's defeat. The world's sixth-ranked Malawi National Netball Team went down 50-46 to 16th-ranked Zambia in an inter-group match, their second loss to the neighbours since a
Malawi National Netball Team yesterday wrapped up their Pool A matches at the ongoing PacificAus Netball Series in Australia with a third straight win over Samoa. The Malawi Queens thumped the world’s 18th ranked team 57-39 to seal their top slot. The 18-basket margin win was an improvement from the seven-basket gap over 19th-ranked Fiji
Malawi Queens yesterday qualified for the PacificAus Netball Series semi-finals with a game to spare following a 64-49 victory over Papua New Guinea at the PacificAus Netball Series in Australia. However, the world’s sixth-ranked Queens have to beat Samoa, who are ranked 18th on the world rankings, this afternoon to finish top of Group A