| Courtesy of FAMThe Scorchers, who are making their maiden appearance at the continental showpiece, top the group with six points, three points above second-placed Nigeria and Zambia, who are third. “We know a loss could put us in a precarious situation and fighting for a draw could be risky. France-based Scorchers captain Tabitha Chawinga said they will do their best to beat Zambia, but was quick to say that their dream could be up in smokewithout seeking divine intervention. “We know about their top players, the Chawinga sisters [Tabitha and Temwa]. They have players in France and a very good balance between local and fo eign-based players, just like us.