Nhabe duo clinch BNSC Indoor Sport Festival title

Tuesday, March 10, 2026 | 20 Views |

Two Nhabe Table Tennis Club’s stars produced a dazzling display of spin, speed and tactical awareness to be crowned the inaugural Mixed Doubles champions at the BNSC Indoor Sport Festival.

The pair of Tshepiso Rebatenne and Boago Malobela stormed to the historic title after defeating Tshireletso Samuel and Tsholofelo Gaokgalemelwe in an entertaining final that showcased the fast-paced nature of modern table tennis.

Their victory earned them P2,000 in prize money, while the runners-up walked away with P1,000, courtesy of sponsors Phoenix Assurance Botswana.

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