13-14 January 2010 Matabeleland Tuskers vs MidWest Rhinos Bulawayo
13-14 January 2010 Mountaineers vs Mashonaland Eagles Mutare
20-21 January 2010 Mashonaland Eagles vs MidWest Rhinos Harare
20-21 January 2010 Southern Rocks vs Mountaineers Masvingo
27-28 January 2010 Southern Rocks vs Mashonaland Eagles Masvingo
27-28 January 2010 Mountaineers vs Matabeleland Tuskers Mutare
3-4 February 2010 Mashonaland Eagles vs Matabeleland Tuskers Harare
3-4 February 2010 MidWest Rhinos vs Southern Rocks Kwekwe
10-11 February 2010 Southern Rocks vs Matabeleland Tuskers Masvingo
10-11 February 2010 Mountaineers vs MidWest Rhinos Mutare
24-25 February 2010 MidWest Rhinos vs Matabeleland Tuskers Kwekwe
24-25 February 2010 Mashonaland Eagles vs Mountaineers Harare
3-4 March 2010 MidWest Rhinos vs Mashonaland Eagles Kwekwe
3-4 March 2010 Mountaineers vs Southern Rocks Mutare
10-11 March 2010 Mashonaland Eagles vs Southern Rocks Harare
10-11 March 2010 Matabeleland Tuskers vs Mountaineers Bulawayo
17-18 March 2010 Matabeleland Tuskers vs Mashonaland Eagles Bulawayo
17-18 March 2010 Southern Rocks vs MidWest Rhinos Masvingo
24-25 March 2010 Matabeleland Tuskers vs Southern Rocks Bulawayo
24-25 March 2010 MidWest Rhinos vs Mountaineers Kwekwe
Great news. As many as 8 matches per team! Should be good practice for some up and coming players who would otherwise not get such opportunities. I don't remember there ever being so comprehensive a reserve competition, another sign that it is quite a professional system that is currently being developed.
However, I wonder if we will ever get scorecards from these games?...
aydee wrote:Great news. As many as 8 matches per team! Should be good practice for some up and coming players who would otherwise not get such opportunities. I don't remember there ever being so comprehensive a reserve competition, another sign that it is quite a professional system that is currently being developed.
However, I wonder if we will ever get scorecards from these games?...
I remember to years ago there was a reserve logan cup with the teams being called Gold, Green, Red and Blue and i think they were just a combination of all the reserve players across the country but where bussed in to Harrare.
But its good to see the ZC are starting from the bottom up and not just looking at the top.
You're right, there have been various versions of a Logan Cup B division before. I remember Brendan Taylor getting a double hundred when he was very young in one such game. However, I can't remember there ever being as comprehensive a fixture list as this previously.
aydee wrote:However, I wonder if we will ever get scorecards from these games?...
With John Ward (one of the worlds leading Cricket Statisticians) back in Zimbabwe and working for ZC there is every chance. His return has coincided (but no coincidence) with the considerable improvement in the scorecards and info we are receiving via Cricinfo regarding the Domestic competitions.
Maehera - do you know John and have his contact details?
