HOSPITALISED Dynamos skipper, Partson Jaure, is recovering remarkably after undergoing a head operation last Sunday and there is heightened optimism within his family, the defender’s wife, Fadzai, has revealed.

The 29-year-old Warriors centre-back suffered serious head injuries in a car accident on March 22.
It is believed that he has a 50-50 chance of returning to action.

Jaure reportedly lost control of his vehicle before it rammed into a tree in a near-fatal accident that left the defender with a depressed skull.
“Partson is recovering well, we can even talk now,” Fadzai told The Sunday Mail Sport .

However, the last two weeks have not been easy for the 25-year-old mother of two.
Getting her to talk about the ordeal was naturally difficult, especially for someone who is ordinarily media shy.

“Personally, I prefer to keep a low profile, but I guess I have to speak out given the circumstances. It has not been easy for me since that Sunday morning when I received the call from my mother-in-law,” she said.

She was still very deep in her sleep when the phone rang, at around 4am, on that fateful Sunday.

What made the call more suspicious was that it was coming from her mother-in-law at that odd hour.
Fadzai was not at all prepared for what she heard from the other end of the call.

She is studying towards a degree in Supply Chain Management at Chinhoyi University of Technology, and was in the Mashonaland West town when she received the dreadful call. “My mother-in-law called me early in the morning, around 4am, that Sunday, informing me about the accident.

“It was difficult to digest her message. I was shocked and afraid at the same time.”

Jaure underwent an operation at Health Point in Harare last Sunday.

After the nine-hour operation, his doctors said the Warriors defender was on the mend.-State media