Zimbabwe . . . . . .(1) 1 Cameroon . . . . . . . .0 KALISTO Pasuwa took a huge gamble, throwing into the fray unheralded Triangle pace winger Malvern Gaki and it paid off with the 20-year-old displaying a brilliant show that helped the Young Warriors to a victory over highly-rated Cameroon in the second round, first leg of the All-Africa Games football qualifiers at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.

A section of the small crowd that attended the Young Wrriors vs Cameroon match at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Malvern Gaki in action against Cameroon.
Ronald Pfumbidzai dribbles past Cameroon player Mougang Bassogog in some of the action between the Young Warriors and Cameroon at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Young Warriors subs desk.
Young warriors captain Wisdom Mutasa (C) celebrates his goal against Cameroon as fellow players join in at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Cameroon players hug each other as they pray after their defeat to the Young Warriors at Rufaro Stadium.
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