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Why would you do it now? You're throwing the rest of your career for one season!?

It's like leaving your wife for a hottie that has terminal cancer. Gotta hope that 6 months you have is worth it.

I assume he plans to retire in a year or worm his way into English citizenship ?

Hey Googly how come you never told us about this guy? Seems good.

Well County is divided into 2 divisions of 9 and 9 and there’s relegation so I think their system is reasonably healthy and is more or less the right size. I just wonder how this Corvid will affect cricket in the medium and long term. England I suspect will be one of the hardest hit countries and i...

Turning into an interesting thread. His case highlights a criticism I have had of English cricket for a while. There are way too many First Class teams, it dilutes the talent on show and as Hick pointed out, leads to a comfort zone that makes it hard to step up to the next level. Especially in lean ...

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Tue Apr 07, 2020 1:10 pm

576. Name the player and his connection to cricket in Zimbabwe.

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Waqar Younis?
Beside playing against Zim, his last ODI was against zim.

Can’t say I agree but your points are well thought out; I guess in the end of the day it’s all up to opinion. Whilst most here remember Andy Blignaut as a big hitting speedster I remember him as a frustrating, inconsistent player who never really fulfilled his talent. No doubt a match winner on his...

Eugene's team wins every day of the week, how you other guys managed to be so far behind him I have no idea. A better pol for me is who then faces Eugene in the grand final. Gets harder but I am thinking Jaybro because he probably has the best balanced attack, clear he focused more than others on t...

Eugene's team wins every day of the week, how you other guys managed to be so far behind him I have no idea. A better pol for me is who then faces Eugene in the grand final. Gets harder but I am thinking Jaybro because he probably has the best balanced attack, clear he focused more than others on th...

Going off his stats it sounds like he absolutely crucified all FC bowling attacks When I was young, he was a pretty big name in the cricket world. The best modern equivalent that comes to mind is Glenn Maxwell. He was rightly regarded as someone who oozes talent, and could effortlessly hit balls th...

It's a good matchup really, if the whites absorb the muslims, as per Mueddies rules. Up till now, youd have to think the crackers would dominate but the niglets would give us a good run for our money in the post Cremer/Waller age. Whites will dominate the batting. Blacks will dominate the bowling. W...