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He was a lower order batsmen, cant remember any big scores

Unfortunately his pace is his limiting factor

Ive got friends who have played with and against Kyle Bowie in grade cricket in Tasmania. He is a 110-115 km/h seamer, who was one of the better bowlers in the competition but a long way from international standard. Good luck to him though. He certainly did better than Andy blignauts stint in the st...

A couple of things: Bavuma you want to reward domestic form but if you look at other nations, players who aren't necessary the top performing statistically (in their first class system) don't necessary do well at international level. Whereas players with an X-factor but not necessarily a sound recor...

Looking at the ages of the side most of the team is 29 or up. The positive is they should be in there prime, the concern is apart from mutumbami and vitori in todays side the talent from 20-25 is lacking.

If this works I will put more up. Taken from 1985 Zim Cricketer

I have to agree with you Kriterion. As supporters we like to blame someone or something for the loss. We all expect to be able to beat Bangladesh because of our superior ranking but we ignore the facts. Cricket in Bangladesh is played and supported by many more people than in Zimbabwe and obviously ...

What does he do work wise when he isn't playing cricket and which youngsters does he think can make the next step?

It's a credit to those involved how well the players have stuck to their roles especially considering its a game of club cricketers and Brendan Taylor vs test stars. What is the crowd like?

Found them on eBay cost me 2 pounds. Wonder if there is still a publication like this in zim. I might put some articles out of magazines up if I get round to it