Zim Domestic Season 2022-23

[Jemisi]

Was just wondering... will Williams ever play another domestic match? He just seems to turn up in the internationals and turn on the heat right away. All kinds of ugly questions might surface if he loses his form a bit (in which case he might just retire the 79th time).

Yeah he should grace everyone with his presence some of the season

[secretzimbo]

List A Regional Series (North vs South) at BAC:

9th, 12th and 14th November.

[secretzimbo]

Anyones guess why they are playing at BAC, which is a ropey ground with poor facilities. I don't think Queens has been used yet this season, and HSC/OH haven't been used for a while either.

[Googly]

It's mind boggling why they aren't being used. HSC has about a dozen decks.

[Googly]

Resting a deck and preparing it again is a couple of weeks to the best of my knowledge, especially now with the rain, sun and climate.

[secretzimbo]

I'm fine with the provincial grounds being used for the domestic matches, but I would expect this so-called 'best vs best' regional stuff to be played on the best ground available.... BAC isn't even the best ground in Bulawayo! Same for the Pro50 final, which although Kwekwe is good, surely a showpiece final should be at sports club?

Maybe they relaying HSC or doing work there or something

[Googly]

I'm doubting they're doing anything like that. Requires planning.

[zimfan1]

Byrom has done an interview on Dean's podcast.

States that he is still aiming to qualify for England but never say never. He mentions that Durham, Glamorgan and Middlesex are coming out for a preseason tour in March.

[secretzimbo]

Excellent news

[Donald]

Byrom has done an interview on Dean's podcast.

States that he is still aiming to qualify for England but never say never. He mentions that Durham, Glamorgan and Middlesex are coming out for a preseason tour in March.

He sounds conflicted. mentions it would be an honour to represent zimbabwe and it has crossed his mind then mentions qualifying for england.

Hmmmmmm