Scramblers unconvincing ahead of title defence

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Defending champions, Scramblers are not in good condition to retain the Phikwe Softball Extravaganza title.

Scramblers coach, Peter Moswetla has said the team is not convincing and has had poor preparations for the tournament scheduled for the President’s Day holidays.

Most Scramblers are soldiers. Motswetla said very few players are civilians and this disrupts the training programme when those employed by the army are committed at work.

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