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Revision as of 12:43, 15 September 2015
| Adan Ndlovu | |
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| Born | Bulawayo |
| Residence | Zimbabwean |
| Citizenship | Zimbabwean |
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| Years active | 1990s-2013 |
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Adam "Adamski" Ndlovu is a former Zimbabwean footballer and sports personality who played for a number of local and foreign clubs including Highlanders Football Club as well as the Zimbabwe National Soccer Team.
Background
Adam Ndlovu was born on 26 bJune 1970.
Career
Ndlovu was part of the warriors team that played in the 2004 AFCON finals held in Tunisia. The team was coached by a veteran football legend Sunday Chidzambwa and captained by the heroic Peter Ndlovu. He played as striker in a team that included football legends such as Peter Ndlovu, Lazarus Muhoni, Wilfred Mugeyi and Kaitano Tembo.
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