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Zimbabwe’s dirty tactics blamed for loss
Tuesday 18 July 2017 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Netball
Dirty tactics from their opponent Zimbabwe and the level of officiating at the Netball World Youth Cup in Botswana, have infuriated Cook Islands under-21 netball fans.
Dirty tactics from their opponent Zimbabwe and the level of officiating at the Netball World Youth Cup in Botswana, have infuriated Cook Islands under-21 netball fans.
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