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    No need to smell the coffee: Zim can make World Cup

    Dec 20, 2020 3 minutes
    MARK KEOHANE
    DAVID DAVIES
    AP

    THE whimper of the past 30 years is turning into a growl. Zimbabwe, Africa’s first ever representative at a Rugby World Cup in 1987, is starting to wake up – and the ambition is a first World Cup appearance since 1991.

    Springbok tighthead prop Adrian Garvey, for me the best No 3 to play for the Springboks since 1992, was among those who played for Zimbabwe

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