Joyce Mvula UK visa delayed, replaced by Kamwala: To miss Malawi Queens and England matches

Malawi Queens has called  up Kukoma Diamonds shhoter Alinafe Kamwala to fly to England with star Mwawi Kumwenda to replace towering shooter Joyce Mvula who has been ruled  out after Visa delay.

Mvula: Sad to miss test series

Kamwala flew to UK with Kumwenda on Thursday to join Malawi Queens squad set to face England Roses for three test series matches from Friday.

The Blue Eagles Sisters’ star shooter J Mvula  who had signed for English Vitality Super League side Manchester Thunder expressed sadness that she is not making it.

The lanky netballer—who had a seven-month stint at Manchester Thunder—could not travel with the squad as she had to wait for her Visa renewal which is of work permit.

“There is delay to my work permit. I wish I had played in the series but I will the rest of the squad the best of luck, “ she said.

The Copper Box Arena will play host to the first two games of the 2017 series with England and Malawi going head-to-head for the first time on Friday 24th November at 7.45pm before meeting again just two days later on Sunday 26th November at 2pm.

Both sides then move to the Genting Arena in Birmingham for the third and final game, which will take place on Wednesday 29th November at 7:45pm.

Tickets for the British Fast5 All-Stars Championship are available now from www.theo2.co.uk and start from just £20 with group tickets available priced from £60 for four adults. VIP Courtside tickets are available for £150 from www.fast5allstars.com.

Follow and Subscribe Nyasa TV :

Sharing is caring!

Follow us in Twitter
1 Comment
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Simeon Mkwembe
Simeon Mkwembe
6 years ago

Good lucky girls, please don’t embarrasse us.

Read previous post:
World Bank launches three reports on Malawi’s economy

The World Bank Group on Wednesday launched three major reports on Malawi’s economy at the Bingu International Convention Center (BICC)...

Close