Zimbabwe Cricket Photo Quiz

[foreignfield]

Ah, now I see where you got that image from

http://www.plumber-cambridge.co.uk/index.html

So if anyone lives near Cambridge, give Adam a call and he'll fix those leaking taps.

While Michael's playing days are probably numbered, Adam still plays to a decent standard for Burwell CC 1st XI in the East Anglian Premier League, the same club where Kyle Jarvis spent some time on his comeback from injury. No coincidence there, surely. Another familiar name in Burwell's team is that of Glenn Goosen, another one of the 'lost generation'.

[CrimsonAvenger]

Could it be Michael Huckle, Adam Huckle's dad?

Ah, now I see where you got that image from

http://www.plumber-cambridge.co.uk/index.html

That is quite an impressive hunting down of the answer

Scores:

zimfan1: 27.5
CrimsonAvenger: 22.5
eugene: 20
Dr_Situ(ZimFanatic): 19
PSR: 15
brmtaylor.com admin: 13.5
Train Driver: 12
andy24, sloandog, foreignfield: 8
alan132: 6.5
andrewn9, dylan: 6
maehara, mdm: 5
Rayzer, Detective RDS: 4
baiju029, cock: 3
Conant, hhm: 2
Horo: 1.5
zimdan, Boundary, betterdays, Flower power, jamthala, auszim, aydee, pearl, gargamel, takleg, Ming, totoro, PieChucker: 1

[foreignfield]

That is quite an impressive hunting down of the answer

Thanks for coming up with these questions, Crimson

[CrimsonAvenger]

The whole family photo, from that source again. You never know, Nic Huckle might represent Zim one day

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[CrimsonAvenger]

233. Brother of this man, who played for South Africa, turned out for Rhodesia. Can you identify these players?

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[CrimsonAvenger]

A clue: The man in picture, the South African, was rated highly by none other than the Don, and unfortunately died very early before he could realize his full potential.

[foreignfield]

Neville Quinn, the South African fast-bowler, and his brother Michael, a medium-pacer for Rhodesia in the early 1930s?

[CrimsonAvenger]

Neville Quinn, the South African fast-bowler, and his brother Michael, a medium-pacer for Rhodesia in the early 1930s?

Impressive again. Micheal Quinn played for Rhodesia, while the man in picture, Neville, played for SA.

Scores:

zimfan1: 27.5
CrimsonAvenger: 22.5
eugene: 20
Dr_Situ(ZimFanatic): 19
PSR: 15
brmtaylor.com admin: 13.5
Train Driver: 12
foreignfield: 9
andy24, sloandog: 8
alan132: 6.5
andrewn9, dylan: 6
maehara, mdm: 5
Rayzer, Detective RDS: 4
baiju029, cock: 3
Conant, hhm: 2
Horo: 1.5
zimdan, Boundary, betterdays, Flower power, jamthala, auszim, aydee, pearl, gargamel, takleg, Ming, totoro, PieChucker: 1

[foreignfield]

234. After all those old white guys in recent times here's a more contemporary figure, and an easy question as well: 200+ quiz questions and yet the selectors of this thread still choose to ignore this player at their own peril. Who is he?

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[gargamel]

Tinashe Panyangara AKA Choki