West Indies To Possibly Tour Zimbabwe
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Sir Mupariwa
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Re: West Indies To Possibly Tour Zimbabwe
i THINK IT WILL be a good tour if it goes ahead. We will take W.I to Queens and hopefully we can get a few more records, it will also improve our ranking and guys might just improve their averages although i am not sure we will dominate them judging from our performance against Bang.
12.4 Odhiambo to Vermeulen, FOUR, that's an appalling long hop, Vermulen had plenty of time to get into position, drink a cup of tea, and pull the ball towards the long leg boundary- his first boundary today
Re: West Indies To Possibly Tour Zimbabwe
Thing looking great for Zim we need more games thats for sure. Banglabash have improved coz they are playing top side all the time. Thats the level we had reached 2003/2004 before the great catastrophy!!!!!!! Things can only get better for Zim.
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Detective RDS
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Re: West Indies To Possibly Tour Zimbabwe
I hope this WI-ZIM series will go ahead before the champions trophy. There is nothing to think about the WI side but Zimbabwe must play cricket.
I also noticed during the match, Heath Streak was talking with Chingoka and it looked indeed friendly. I really don't find any reason to stick with Walter Chwaguta for the head coach job as there are adequate contenders available in place of him. Robin Brown, Heath Streak, Stephen Mangongo, Andy Waller, Alistair Campbell (though he is the selector) and now Dirk Viljoen also. Zimbabwe should involve them in different roles, that will help the cricket overally.
I also noticed during the match, Heath Streak was talking with Chingoka and it looked indeed friendly. I really don't find any reason to stick with Walter Chwaguta for the head coach job as there are adequate contenders available in place of him. Robin Brown, Heath Streak, Stephen Mangongo, Andy Waller, Alistair Campbell (though he is the selector) and now Dirk Viljoen also. Zimbabwe should involve them in different roles, that will help the cricket overally.