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CrimsonAvenger wrote:Sad. And the excuse would be that we need to prepare for the ODI series vs the Afghans, so playing the appropriate format for that...

In fairness, this wouldn't be an awful excuse. Anyone likely to play in those games is badly in need of some match practice.

four day games are a requirement for full members. Someone's looking after us.

Googly wrote:four day games are a requirement for full members. Someone's looking after us.

We already played our season. Rhinos were unbeaten and won the Logan Cup. Sir Graeme was leading run scorer and leading wicket taker.

Pro 50 One Day fixtures released, no signs of any fifth franchise or Zimbabwe Under 19s, who were expected to take part in the tournament.

brmtaylor.com admin wrote:

Googly wrote:four day games are a requirement for full members. Someone's looking after us.

We already played our season. Rhinos were unbeaten and won the Logan Cup. Sir Graeme was leading run scorer and leading wicket taker.

And a fully deserved runaway victory it was

Black Mamba wrote:Pro 50 One Day fixtures released, no signs of any fifth franchise or Zimbabwe Under 19s, who were expected to take part in the tournament.

Released where?

Pro 50 One Day Championship 2017

Fri Feb 10
Mashonaland Eagles v Mountaineers
Harare Sports Club

Fri Feb 10
Matabeleland Tuskers v Mid West Rhinos
Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Sun Feb 12
Mashonaland Eagles v Mid West Rhinos
Harare Sports Club

Sun Feb 12
Matabeleland Tuskers v Mountaineers
Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Is it really necessary for the teams to be having 11-12 day breaks in between first class matches? The players must be bored out of their skulls waiting for the next match to come along.

I have really enjoyed this bumper domestic season so far. I feared I wouldn't be able to keep up with all the fixtures but so far that hasn't proven to be a problem.

this week's scheduled fixtures have been 'postponed'