“MaJava Anopedza”: Wild Reactions As Zimbabwean Team Wearing The National Fabric Win Best Outfit At The Youth Partille Handball World Cup

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Zimbabwean Team Partille Cup

The Zimbabwean team wearing the National Fabric caused a stir after winning the best outfit at the youth Partille Handball World Cup.

The Youth Showpiece

Zimbabwe’s Mashrhino Sports Academy represented the country at the Partille World Cup. The tournament occurred from July 1, 2024, to July 6, 2024, in Gothenburg, Sweden.Ezoic

The Partille World Cup is the world’s largest and most international youth handball tournament. It has been held annually since 1970 in Gothenburg, Sweden, during week 27 of every summer.

Around 1,400 teams from 50 nations participate each year. A staggering 5,000 matches are played across 70 pitches during the tournament.

The Partille Cup aims to create a global meeting place where differences in skin colour, gender, and culture are set aside. The event emphasises cultural exchanges and leadership development for young players.Ezoic

Zimbabwean Team Donning The National Fabric Win Best Outfit At The Partille Handball World Cup

Zimbabwean Team Partille Cup
Zimbabwean Team Wearing The National Fabric Win Best Outfit At The Youth Partille Handball World Cup [Image: Partille World Cup]

This year, Mashrhino Sports Academy’s young handball team represented Zimbabwe. At the opening ceremony of the tournaments, teams walk in wearing outfits that reflect the culture of where they are from.

Zimbabwe’s team donned the National Fabric. Girls wore lime green dresses with matching headgear gear, while boys had National Fabric shirts.

After considering all the costumes worn by the multiple teams at the tournament, the Zimbabwean team won the best outfit.

The Partille World Cup team said in a video that has gone viral online:

“Right now, I’m here with the team from Zimbabwe, and they have the best outfit during the opening ceremony. They have won for 15 people to come here next year for free.”-iharare