jimbo wrote:Jarvis got three wickets for his english club side this weekend! Hopefully be back in \zimbo colours before long
Good news.
A talented batsman but a modest, hardworking character, Stuart Matsikenyeri is the third of three school friends from Churchill Boys High School, Harare to represent Zimbabwe in international cricket. - Cricinfo.
ummm Craig for the Rhinos, lets jus sae the rhinos will have more on offer for the female fan base than run and wickets... they need to play nice and share the eye candy
The brightest prospect for me in the national team is definatelt Craig,. Like his bro he seems to absorb knowledge quick. Hes such a rapid improver.
Outside of the team no one makes me more excited than Jarvis. Just seems to have it all( except accuracy). Pace, size, looks, strength. I didnt think zim bred them that way anymore.
Cricinfo profile of the 'James Bond' of cricket:
FULL NAME: Angus James Mackay
BORN: 13 June 1967, Harare
KNOWN AS: Gus Mackay
Zimbabwe has lacked a strong powerful pace bowler since the days of Streak and Brandes. All of these other trundlers we have had seem to weigh about 90 pounds and look like they could blown away by a strong gust of wind. They aren't going to intimidate anyone.
Neil Johnson, Alistair Campbell, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), Grant Flower, Dave Houghton, Guy Whittall, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Ray Price, Eddo Brandes
David Boon used to be pretty scary when he kept wicket. Joking aside, I have actually often wondered if some of our black players grew up a bit short of food - many of them are from fairly poor backgrounds.
Neil Johnson, Alistair Campbell, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), Grant Flower, Dave Houghton, Guy Whittall, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Ray Price, Eddo Brandes