Assuming of course that you're not topping the batting charts and haven't scored triple the runs, boundaries and sixes while opening the batting.
[Series Thread] Tracking Zimbos in Shpageeza League
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It's common knowledge the best time to bat in t20's is opening so by opening Vusi naturally has more opportunities to score more runs.
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Looks like only Zimbabweans are left in this tournament
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It's hopeless, why the hell didn't they hotfoot it out of Kabul like everyone else? Total disaster.firebreaker wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2017 10:20 amLooks like only Zimbabweans are left in this tournament
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Couple of articles up today on players defying the ZC order and staying back:
http://bulawayo24.com/index-id-sports-s ... 17955.html
http://www.cricket365.com/latest-news/z ... ghanistan/
Neither giving the full list of Zimbos in Afghanistan correctly. Neither indicating Masakadza and Mire are back. Where are these two if they are not in Afghanistan as well?
But it is concerning not to get any news about Masakadza and Mire.
http://bulawayo24.com/index-id-sports-s ... 17955.html
http://www.cricket365.com/latest-news/z ... ghanistan/
Neither giving the full list of Zimbos in Afghanistan correctly. Neither indicating Masakadza and Mire are back. Where are these two if they are not in Afghanistan as well?
This was the only interesting part though, Mukhulani stating that Chigs and Vusi are not contracted anymore. I had assumed Chigs' contract was heavily brought down, but he is actually not on national contract now. Vusi probably started concentrating commentary once his form went downhill locally.Players such as Vusi Sibanda and Elton Chigumbura are not contracted. We can't tell people who are out of contract to come back
But it is concerning not to get any news about Masakadza and Mire.
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I don't know what's more shocking. That these guys would prefer to stay in Afghanistan or that the world's premier T20 talent, Elton Chigumbura, is uncontracted.
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Here's a better article by Daniel Nhakahiso: https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2017/09/1 ... directive/
Veteran seamer Christopher Mpofu was expected to feature in the tournament but was forced to cancel his plans as the explosion took place on the same day he was expected to leave the country.
So, no news about them being back in Zim, but at least spelling out the lack of information publicly. Surely if they were back, being contracted to ZC, they would have informed them right away?Australia-based Solomon Mire and Hamilton Masakadza were curiously missing from the MIS Ainak Knights lineup who only fielded Sikandar Raza and Vusi Sibanda during their match against Ryan Burl and Richmond Mutumbami’s Kabul Eagles at the same venue.
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I like Chigumbura, he can be a devastating batsman on his day. But Charles Coventry and Malcolm Waller also have high strike rates and nobody goes around pretending they were/are among the best in the world.
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That's because - as Cricinfo told you in that article - Elton Chigumbura actually has a brilliant record against the traditional top 8 sides, superior to his overall record. Otherwise what would have been the point of them writing about him if his was only against BD & AFG like Malcolm???brmtaylor.com admin wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2017 12:06 pmI like Chigumbura, he can be a devastating batsman on his day. But Charles Coventry and Malcolm Waller also have high strike rates and nobody goes around pretending they were/are among the best in the world.