foreignfield wrote:No.CrimsonAvenger wrote:He looks very familiar. But somehow can't come up with the name. Is he Ujesh Ranchod?
A clue: He played for the full national side, but not ODIs or tests.
Babu Meman ?
foreignfield wrote:No.CrimsonAvenger wrote:He looks very familiar. But somehow can't come up with the name. Is he Ujesh Ranchod?
A clue: He played for the full national side, but not ODIs or tests.
It's not him either.Zimfanatic69 wrote:foreignfield wrote:No.CrimsonAvenger wrote:He looks very familiar. But somehow can't come up with the name. Is he Ujesh Ranchod?
A clue: He played for the full national side, but not ODIs or tests.
Babu Meman ?
You might not have realized that this guy is actually from Zim ...CrimsonAvenger wrote:He looks very familiar. But somehow can't come up with the name.
Correct.CrimsonAvenger wrote:Well, of course, he was a planned future question from my end. I had not seen his recent picture. It is Maqbul Dudhia who was a pacer in his playing days, and was the first CEO of Bangladesh cricket board.
Well done! It is the University of Dar-es-Salaam Ground, Tanzania where Zim women defeated Uganda women. Did not explicitly specify that it was women's national team in the question to try and trick people but that was good reasoningforeignfield wrote:Interesting picture, not quite your everyday international ground. So maybe Dar-es-Salaam, venue of the recent Africa Regional Women's T20 WC qualifiers?