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ZIMDOGGY wrote:I'm not buying Flash Gs story at all.
Theory:
Flash= works in Zc finances or is close to key figure in zc
The reincarnated andybligz! I like you man. I love the fact that we agree on one key point. That place up top belongs to Duffin! Mawoyo simply doesn't cut it. Perhaps all the other returnees will likewise be voices of reason! We are all entitled to our opinion, but I would prefer Taylor to open, while Vusi is at four. I think Taylor handles the new ball better, while Vusi kicks on the innings longer and better than Taylor. Williams, it appears, will turn out to be a long absentee. So who plays there now? It's an open secret that my vote goes to Ewing. He brings maturity, experience, leadership qualities and a handy part-time spin. Your thoughts on him? On the frontline spinner, I wouldn't mind having Cremer there. He is an attacking spinner and would give us early inroads unlike the struggle we had to knock those openers. But, we have to bear the following in mind: Price was arguably the top spinner in Test cricket when the madness set in and from the recent four day game it appears he's carrying on where he left off; Utseya was outstanding in the List A series, and his batting plus attacking bowling has improved too. With that in mind, we can't fault the selectors for going with either of them; after all, your attack already includes Chris, Meth, Brian & Elton.andybligz93 wrote:duffin is a must for me even though he hasnt made that many hundreads he survives and a left hander and right hander at the top can muck the bolwers line and length up. duffin is experienced enough to play test cricket and i have a lot of faith in him , mawayo just doesnt cut it for me whilst duffin has played test cricket and also captained the country before , you need a calm head at the top of the order and with vusi i feel could make a decent pair
The reincarnated andybligz! I like you man. I love the fact that we agree on one key point. That place up top belongs to Duffin! Mawoyo simply doesn't cut it. Perhaps all the other returnees will likewise be voices of reason! We are all entitled to our opinion, but I would prefer Taylor to open, while Vusi is at four. I think Taylor handles the new ball better, while Vusi kicks on the innings longer and better than Taylor. Williams, it appears, will turn out to be a long absentee. So who plays there now? It's an open secret that my vote goes to Ewing. He brings maturity, experience, leadership qualities and a handy part-time spin. Your thoughts on him? On the frontline spinner, I wouldn't mind having Cremer there. He is an attacking spinner and would give us early inroads unlike the struggle we had to knock those openers. But, we have to bear the following in mind: Price was arguably the top spinner in Test cricket when the madness set in and from the recent four day game it appears he's carrying on where he left off; Utseya was outstanding in the List A series, and his batting plus attacking bowling has improved too. With that in mind, we can't fault the selectors for going with either of them; after all, your attack already includes Chris, Meth, Brian & Elton.hhm wrote:andybligz93 wrote:duffin is a must for me even though he hasnt made that many hundreads he survives and a left hander and right hander at the top can muck the bolwers line and length up. duffin is experienced enough to play test cricket and i have a lot of faith in him , mawayo just doesnt cut it for me whilst duffin has played test cricket and also captained the country before , you need a calm head at the top of the order and with vusi i feel could make a decent pair
The CIO infiltrates everyone and everywhere, even innocuous cricket forumsZIMDOGGY wrote:I'm not buying Flash Gs story at all.
Theory:
Flash= works in Zc finances or is close to key figure in zc
The ZCU racism inquiry in full - http://www.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/co ... 42532.html (Actually hadnt read this before very very interesting!)Jemisi wrote:I dont think there is a players association in Zim.
5) The ZCU needed to commit itself to establishing a proper players association, bearing 50% of the costs involved.
6) He wanted a Players' Association Representative, (though he was not clear the role this representative would play).
Recommendations(F) Streak did get an immediate response. An emergency meeting was held with some of the directors of the ZCU on 30th March 2004, at which the then ZCU MD, Vince Hogg, Heath Streak and Tatenda Taibu, Vice Captain were also present. It is to be noted that Vince Hogg had advisedly not circulated or tabled Streak's letter but all of Streak's grievances were noted. Some important decisions were taken. Significantly the demand to elect a players representative with the ZCU funding 50% of the cost was conceded. It was also the consensus that measures would be taken to ensure that the management of the national team would be strengthened. It was agreed to suggest to the incoming Board that a new selection panel be formed for the new season taking into account Streak's recommendations. However, it does seem to us that the meeting was marked by unpleasantness, to which Mr Ozias Bvute undoubtedly contributed by making personal allegations against Sean Irvine and Geoff Marsh's daughter. A copy of the minutes of the meeting held on 30th March 2004 is annexed as Appendix 4.
If a players rep was there and was chosen by ZC then it is Null and Void.4. ZCU should take steps to set up a players' association, if not already in place, and to provide for a players representative who shall act as chief liaison between the players and the ZCU.
