By Twink Jones Gadama
The Malawi National Netball team, also known as the Malawi Queens, have safely arrived in London from Nottingham ahead of their highly anticipated match against South Africa in the 2025 Vitality Nations Cup on Saturday, February 8th.
According to reports, the team went straight into a loosening session upon arrival, as the players recover from a grueling match against Uganda yesterday. The session is aimed at helping the players relax and rejuvenate ahead of the crucial encounter against South Africa.
Meanwhile, Mbumba Ndasauka, Corporate Affairs Director at Nico, one of the team’s sponsors, has expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance in the tournament so far. “We are happy for them, and when we say the plan is to rebuild the Queens, this is exactly what we meant,” Ndasauka said.
The Malawi Queens have been making waves in the tournament, with impressive performances against some of the top teams in the world. Their match against South Africa on Saturday is expected to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams eager to secure a win.
The Vitality Nations Cup is an annual netball tournament that brings together some of the top teams from around the world. The tournament is being held in the United Kingdom, with matches taking place in various cities across the country.
The Malawi Queens’ participation in the tournament is seen as an opportunity for the team to gain valuable experience and exposure against top-level competition. The team’s performance in the tournament so far has been impressive, and fans back home are eagerly awaiting their next match against South Africa.
In related news, the Malawi Netball Association has announced that the team’s matches in the Vitality Nations Cup will be broadcast live on local television. This is a welcome development for netball fans in Malawi, who will now be able to watch their team in action from the comfort of their own homes.
As the Malawi Queens prepare to take on South Africa on Saturday, fans back home are urged to rally behind the team and show their support. With their impressive performance in the tournament so far, the team is certainly capable of causing an upset against their South African opponents.
