James Bruce/Malcolm lake available
Posted: Fri May 13, 2016 10:03 am
Bruce, Lake available for Zim
By Percival Sizara / Published on Thursday, 12 May 2016 21:15 PM / 0 Comments / 51 views
12 May 2016
TOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 14: Malcolm Lake of Zimbabwe celebrates after scoring a century during the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2012 match between India and Zimbabwe at Tony Ireland Stadium on August 14, 2012 in Townsville, Australia. (Photo by Ian Hitchcock-ICC/Getty Images)
Malcolm Lake – (Photo by Ian Hitchcock-ICC/Getty Images)
FORMER Zimbabwe Cricket Under 19 all-rounders James Bruce and Malcolm Lake will be available for selection when the Chevrons Under 23 host their Sri Lankan counterparts this year.
Bruce and Lake will be additions to the pool of national Under 23 squad, which had been selected for the postponed home tour against Singapore, set to play Sri Lanka.
Bruce would have been in the Chevrons camp preparing for India but is sitting for examinations at his university in South Africa while Lake is in England at the Oxford MCC University.
In the just ended 2015-16 domestic season, Bruce turned out for Mid West Rhinos in a Pro50 Championship match against Manicaland Mountaineers and scored an unbeaten 63 and took 2-30.
“These guys want to play for Zimbabwe 100 percent. Hopefully we will have them for the Sri Lanka Under 23 tour subject to availability,” ZC chief selector Kenyon Ziehl told H-Metro.
The Sri Lanka tour has been confirmed but Zimbabwe Cricket are yet to provide the itinerary. Initially, this tour had been slated for end of this month but it appears it will be played after the Indian series.
Ziehl believes the involvement of young talent particularly the Under 23’s will be the benchmark for the future of ZC on the international stage.
“We have captured most of these young players for the Under 23 so subject to availability we should have a strong Under 23 side for Sri Lanka. We need a platform for the guys to play. We need game time for these guys,” he said.
Meanwhile, the senior Chevrons squad will begin practice matches today as they intensify preparations for the upcoming limited overs tour against India in June.
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By Percival Sizara / Published on Thursday, 12 May 2016 21:15 PM / 0 Comments / 51 views
12 May 2016
TOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 14: Malcolm Lake of Zimbabwe celebrates after scoring a century during the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2012 match between India and Zimbabwe at Tony Ireland Stadium on August 14, 2012 in Townsville, Australia. (Photo by Ian Hitchcock-ICC/Getty Images)
Malcolm Lake – (Photo by Ian Hitchcock-ICC/Getty Images)
FORMER Zimbabwe Cricket Under 19 all-rounders James Bruce and Malcolm Lake will be available for selection when the Chevrons Under 23 host their Sri Lankan counterparts this year.
Bruce and Lake will be additions to the pool of national Under 23 squad, which had been selected for the postponed home tour against Singapore, set to play Sri Lanka.
Bruce would have been in the Chevrons camp preparing for India but is sitting for examinations at his university in South Africa while Lake is in England at the Oxford MCC University.
In the just ended 2015-16 domestic season, Bruce turned out for Mid West Rhinos in a Pro50 Championship match against Manicaland Mountaineers and scored an unbeaten 63 and took 2-30.
“These guys want to play for Zimbabwe 100 percent. Hopefully we will have them for the Sri Lanka Under 23 tour subject to availability,” ZC chief selector Kenyon Ziehl told H-Metro.
The Sri Lanka tour has been confirmed but Zimbabwe Cricket are yet to provide the itinerary. Initially, this tour had been slated for end of this month but it appears it will be played after the Indian series.
Ziehl believes the involvement of young talent particularly the Under 23’s will be the benchmark for the future of ZC on the international stage.
“We have captured most of these young players for the Under 23 so subject to availability we should have a strong Under 23 side for Sri Lanka. We need a platform for the guys to play. We need game time for these guys,” he said.
Meanwhile, the senior Chevrons squad will begin practice matches today as they intensify preparations for the upcoming limited overs tour against India in June.
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