England-based Batlokwa out of Under-20 contention

Monday, May 09, 2016

Southend United attacking midfielder, Renei Batlokwa is out of the reckoning for the Botswana Under-20 COSAFA squad after sustaining a knee injury turning out for his English side.

Batlokwa has been monitored by Zebras coach, Peter Butler and was expected to play a part when the national side took on Angola during the Independence Day match at the National Stadium.

However, the former Notwane junior sustained an injury and did not make the trip.

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