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Zimbabwe’s sporting history is marked by remarkable achievements across a variety of disciplines.

Most notably, swimmer Kirsty Coventry has been the driving force behind the nation’s Olympic success, clinching an impressive seven out of the country’s eight Olympic medals. The sole exception comes from field hockey, where Zimbabwe earned a medal at the 1980 Summer Olympics.

 In a unique sporting feat, Zimbabwe holds the distinction of being the only team worldwide with an unbeaten record against the formidable All Blacks, having won the sole series in which they met. Beyond these achievements, Zimbabweans have showcased their talent in golf, reaching the final of the Dunhill Cup in 1995.

 In the realm of football, the Zimbabwe national team has earned qualification to the African Cup of Nations on two occasions in 2004 and 2006. These diverse accomplishments underscore Zimbabwe’s passion for sports and their ability to shine on the global stage.