Chimhini finished the tournament on one-under-par 215, while second-placed Chidambazina carded five-over-par 221. Chimhini opened the championship with a three-over-par 75 in the first round before following it up with a brilliant three-under-par 69, the tournament’s best round. “In the morning, I didn’t play too badly. I was playing well but at the end I did let my emotions get to me and made a couple of mistakes. I didn’t finish off terribly but it wasn’t how I wanted to finish. But then, in the afternoon (second round), I played much better and stayed calm,” said Chimhini after the first day where 36 holes were played. Going into the final round on Sunday on level-par 144, Chimhini closed with a bogey-free 71. He made a birdie at the third hole while making pars on the other holes. Second-placed Chidambazina carded rounds of 75, 73 and 73. Blessing Gondo finished third on 14-over-par 230 with rounds of 78, 78 and 74.