Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
The guy we haven’t seen for a while is Kundai Matigimu. I’d be very interested to watch him.
Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
Those that I know...Black Mamba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 23, 2018 3:14 pmDecent, line length bowlers have been smashed apart in the recent series
Which uncapped fast bowler has got the " killing effect ", can take wickets, can trouble the opponent, can blow away batting order ?
Honest Ziwira
Mkhululi Nyathi
Tendai Nyamayaro
William Mashinge
Kundai Matigimu
Sydney Murombo
Robert Chimhinya
Jonathan Connolly
Kieran Robinson
Dean Mazhawidza
E Masuku
VM Nyauchi
Tafara Chingwara
Thabo Mboyi
Cuthbert Musoko
C Chitumba
Tanyaradzwa Munyaradzi
B Zhawi
William Mashinge is more of a batting all-rounder, medium pace bowler, fast/medium at best. His batting definitely the stronger suit - every time I've seen him play.
Nyamayaro I feel sorry for - he's left arm medium and clearly has something to be picked for RS tour last year, but he struggled badly and can't get a game.
Honest Ziwira - again medium/fast medium pace, was effective in English conditions and he hits the seam, but can't see him ripping through sides on flat decks.
Mkhululi has genuine pace - but always has injury niggles.
Chitumba and Masuku have promise, but neither genuinely quick.
If you include the current crop:
I'm excited about Carl Mumba's return. He put on a yard last year and was shaping up nicely until the injury.
Richard Ngarava - has genuine pace but his action is not smooth. He could be quicker and if he works hard he could be the answer.
For me, Blessing and Mumba should be first choice picks if fully fit. Jarvis also a shoe-in. Ngarava as back up if he puts the work in.
Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
What injury does Mumba have?
Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
Positives:
Some of the young guys getting a chance and coming through. Showing that they do have talent and it just needs to be harnessed properly
Negatives:
Selection panel
Elton, Chamu, Hamilton, Mpofu...basically a lot of the deadweight we have in the team and how they impact they are having on the team
The fact that the youngsters coming through are coming through a system is self centred and will probably not provide them with the support structure and necessary coaching and support to develop to be international level players (this can change easily though, the board has to go and be replaced by the right people)
The humiliation of the defeats
Some of the young guys getting a chance and coming through. Showing that they do have talent and it just needs to be harnessed properly
Negatives:
Selection panel
Elton, Chamu, Hamilton, Mpofu...basically a lot of the deadweight we have in the team and how they impact they are having on the team
The fact that the youngsters coming through are coming through a system is self centred and will probably not provide them with the support structure and necessary coaching and support to develop to be international level players (this can change easily though, the board has to go and be replaced by the right people)
The humiliation of the defeats
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Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
What grinds my gears the most is when these talented youngsters make themselves known then just disappear of the face of the earth. No one gets their talent whilst we are left with 120k trundlers, batters averaging 19 and guys who literally get their knee pads out, lay them on the floor whilst they suck Mukhalani and friends dicks to play for a bowl of fruit.
IF they aren’t making it elsewhere I’d at least like to see them in the system in some form or with intent.
Can’t have Zimbabwean 145 km/hr bowlers working drive thru at Mcdonalds in Nelson, Nz or the crazy north of England.
IF they aren’t making it elsewhere I’d at least like to see them in the system in some form or with intent.
Can’t have Zimbabwean 145 km/hr bowlers working drive thru at Mcdonalds in Nelson, Nz or the crazy north of England.
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Re: Positives & Negetives of the Tri Nation T20 Series ( Aus, Zim, Pak ) & 5 match odi series ( Zim Vs Pak )
I am just up the road the McDonald's in Nelson. I will keep an eye out for a 150kph Zimbabwean bowler.ZIMDOGGY wrote: ↑Tue Jul 24, 2018 2:34 pmWhat grinds my gears the most is when these talented youngsters make themselves known then just disappear of the face of the earth. No one gets their talent whilst we are left with 120k trundlers, batters averaging 19 and guys who literally get their knee pads out, lay them on the floor whilst they suck Mukhalani and friends dicks to play for a bowl of fruit.
IF they aren’t making it elsewhere I’d at least like to see them in the system in some form or with intent.
Can’t have Zimbabwean 145 km/hr bowlers working drive thru at Mcdonalds in Nelson, Nz or the crazy north of England.
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