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Zimbabwe U19 Squad:


Wesley Madhevere, Gareth Chirawu, Milton Shumba, Tadiwanashe Marumani, Dion Myers(c), Luke Oldknow, Dane Schadendorf(w), Taurayi Tugwete, Emmanuel Bawa, Nkosilathi Nungu, Tadiwanashe Nyangani, Samuel Ruwisi, Dylan Grant, Ahomed Rameez Ebrahim, Privilege Chesa, Brandon James


New Zealand U19 Squad:


Rhys Mariu, Simon Keene, Ollie White, Nicholas Lidstone, Jesse Tashkoff(c), Beckham Wheeler-Greenall, Ben Pomare(w), Adithya Ashok, Joey Field, Hayden Dickson, Kristian Clarke, David Hancock, Fergus Lellman, Quinn Sunde, William O'Rourke

Scorecard : https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/197 ... ca-2019-20

Looking forward to watching Wesley again. Hoping his form continues. Just need to sort the remaining of the top order out and stick with them in positions to get done consistency

It says has employed a 9-2 in favour of batting again. It might even be a 10-1

Three wickets already for Shumba. I watched him bowl a bit in the last match, and for me he's more than breathing down Chisoro's back as an ODI slow left-armer--to say nothing of anyone else--, especially if you add his batting potential. Heir apparent to (and already a viable injury replacement for) Williams, if you ask me.

The onyl problem with a spin-heavy attack I see, going in to the WC, is that the BD and Pak batmen won't be as clueless against spin as the Saffers or others.

I now know what steve mangongo was talking about all those years ago when he said madhevere and shumba give him goosebumps they are so talented. They are now really living up to it against the big boys.
Add in Myers and nyangani and we have four players who could step up to the seniors in next couple of years

I don’t disagree with the spin part, he’s a clever bowler, but he’s a long long way off Williams as a batsman.
He’s talented and can improve though.
A viable replacement for Chisoro- yes. But they don’t like Chisoro.
He’s not in Williams league, but he’s got time.

Shumba has had it on a string today so talented, they could ease him into the ODI side as a No.7 or 8 batting allrounder

Schadendorf been really tidy behind the stumps today

That’s the best stumping I’ve ever seen at any level.

I’ve never seen a leg spinner change between over the wicket to round the wicket as often as Chesa!!!

Googly wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 09, 2020 9:52 am

That’s the best stumping I’ve ever seen at any level.

It was good