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Unity Cup: Zimbabwe holds first training ahead Super Eagles clash

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The Warriors of Zimbabwe held their first training session in Birmingham on Friday ahead of the Unity Cup semi-final encounter against the Super Eagles of Nigeria, DAILY POST reports.

Head coach Kaitano Tembo supervised the session alongside his assistants.

The Warriors arrived in Birmingham for the friendly invitational tournament on Thursday.

They will continue their preparations on Saturday as they look forward to the game.

Zimbabwe and defending champions Nigeria will clash at the Valley next week Tuesday.

The winner will face either India or Jamaica in the final.

Unity Cup: Zimbabwe holds first training ahead Super Eagles clash

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