they have that aura but i don't think they've beaten any of the top sides (maybe SL?) at home for at least the last 6/7 years...eugene wrote:New Zealand at home are a match for anyone.
Coltart slams 'disgraceful' Zimbabwe
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Politics-sport you can never draw th lyn. What influence can Coltard have. Heads got to roll.
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David Coltart is right many times about many things. He loves cricket infinitely. Zimbabwe suffered a humiliating defeat and our feelings are common about that. The loss was disappointing, disheartening and almost sickening; it's hardly controversial.
However to put that blame on the entire organization is easily misplaced. It's easy to blame the administration when something goes wrong.
Bare in mind that a selection committee is a process with a system and a system with a process. A selection committee is not meant to be fair, it's meant to be right. Excluding Vusi was the right thing to do. He defied a basic law; a law erected to safeguard the future of cricket in Zimbabwe.
A strong cricket side has a strong foundation, it's the duty of selectors to enforce that. It's not a tea party.
However to put that blame on the entire organization is easily misplaced. It's easy to blame the administration when something goes wrong.
Bare in mind that a selection committee is a process with a system and a system with a process. A selection committee is not meant to be fair, it's meant to be right. Excluding Vusi was the right thing to do. He defied a basic law; a law erected to safeguard the future of cricket in Zimbabwe.
A strong cricket side has a strong foundation, it's the duty of selectors to enforce that. It's not a tea party.
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But more than a match for us.eugene wrote:New Zealand at home are a match for anyone.
I fancy Ireland and Afghanistan would have given them a better series than we did.
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Nope, Afghanistan would have been belted, likely the Irish too, they just got rolled for 100odd by Kenya.