one more indian welcome man.PSR wrote:hi am from india i've been intresed in zim cricket for long time
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jamthala
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God Always Favors Brave Always
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sloandog
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Haven't we moved on, ay Maeharamaehara wrote:Welcome to the boards!
Working his family business these days, according to most reports. Chances of a return to Zim cricket? Unlikely.MichelleMuko wrote:Whatever happened to Andy Blignaut?
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maehara
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Happy to be proven wrong on a great many things in the past six months or so. May the surprises keep coming!sloandog wrote:Haven't we moved on, ay Maeharamaehara wrote:Welcome to the boards!
Working his family business these days, according to most reports. Chances of a return to Zim cricket? Unlikely.MichelleMuko wrote:Whatever happened to Andy Blignaut?
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sloandog
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Agreedmaehara wrote:Happy to be proven wrong on a great many things in the past six months or so. May the surprises keep coming!
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Haifridz of Old
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Haifridz of Old here, Yes i am a native of the great cricketing nursery of Highfield, Harare. I benefited from the Coca-Cola New Winners programme from the late eighties. We used to play on a concrete wicket at Chengu Primary School under the stewardship of a certain E Dube and guest coaches including Bill Flower. Steven Mangongo was instrumental in developing most of the guys in the present Zim set-up and he used to live in my street way back when, so we were never short of bat and ball growing up. I am honoured to be a part of this august forum otherwise.
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sloandog
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Welcome to the forum sir, hope you enjoy your stay 
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Hi, I own and run http://www.chirundu.com "The place for homesick African"- a Zimbabwean website, that I created when I first moved to the UK over 10 years ago now!
I was born in Harare and like many Zimbos, I like most sports, including cricket, rugby and cycling.
I was born in Harare and like many Zimbos, I like most sports, including cricket, rugby and cycling.
"chirundu" Jason
www.chirundu.com
www.chirundu.com
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sloandog
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Welcome to the forum my manchirundu wrote:Hi, I own and run http://www.chirundu.com "The place for homesick African"- a Zimbabwean website, that I created when I first moved to the UK over 10 years ago now!
I was born in Harare and like many Zimbos, I like most sports, including cricket, rugby and cycling.
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maehara
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Welcome!
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Sixer, Fourer
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Hi People
Am new to the forum,
Jus saw how much the players are gettin paid and wow.....I wonder why I spent the last 4-5 yrs of my life studying engineering, instead of pursuing cricket.
?uess it's not to late to find a place somewhere.....what grade are the match analysts, I might try working my way up that ladder till I leave engineering.
Am new to the forum,
Jus saw how much the players are gettin paid and wow.....I wonder why I spent the last 4-5 yrs of my life studying engineering, instead of pursuing cricket.
?uess it's not to late to find a place somewhere.....what grade are the match analysts, I might try working my way up that ladder till I leave engineering.