Warriors forward Knowledge Musona has revealed he chose Scottland FC over foreign clubs as he wanted to spend the remaining years of his football career at home.

Zimbabwe captain Craig Ervine won the toss and elected to bat against New Zealand on Wednesday in the first cricket test between the two nations in almost nine years.

Knowledge Musona’s decision to return home will come with a ‘heavy bag’ placing him on a comparable scale with what players at the better paying clubs in the Betway Premiership earn.

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Local bread brand Mr Sinkwa has partnered with international organisation Ten Toes Africa to support junior football ...