Zimbabwe Cricket Photo Quiz

[foreignfield]

By the way, is that a pic of young Asad Rauf? Probably not, I think...

No, but the nationality is correct

[sloandog]

Adding the point for Wisdom Siziba.

Was that the correct answer then?

Sorry yea it was indeed him!

[eugene]

I guessed Wisdom Siziba before doing some research which confirmed it. Australia have only toured Zimbabwe twice and have only played a couple of tour matches on those tours. The batsman is Simon Katich I think.

[ZIMDOGGY]

576. Name the player and his connection to cricket in Zimbabwe.

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Waqar Younis?
Beside playing against Zim, his last ODI was against zim.

[foreignfield]

576. Name the player and his connection to cricket in Zimbabwe.

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Waqar Younis?
Beside playing against Zim, his last ODI was against zim.

No.

The gentleman in question has not played any international cricket against Zimbabwe, but played for a while professionally in Zimbabwe.

[CrimsonAvenger]

By the way, is that a pic of young Asad Rauf? Probably not, I think...

No, but the nationality is correct

That was pretty obvious with those green streaks on his jumper

[foreignfield]

By the way, is that a pic of young Asad Rauf? Probably not, I think...

No, but the nationality is correct

That was pretty obvious with those green streaks on his jumper

One more clue: This should be easy for Zimbos_05 ... or, given his age, rather one of his uncles.

[CrimsonAvenger]

I've just drawn a complete blank on this.

[foreignfield]

Well, let me try to describe our man as close as possible without giving away his full identity:

A prolific player at FC level, he never fulfilled his potential in Test cricket--although he held (according to an article from 2003; and I believe the record still stands) a peculiar record in Test cricket. Circumstances around that record were instrumental in bringing him to Zimbabwe, or to be more precise, Rhodesia.

[cricket_22001]

I'll say Younis Ahmed.
A real journeyman who played for Surrey & South Australia & toured South Africa with a D. H . Robins side in the seventies. His test record is either the greatest gap in years between test appearances or the highest number of tests between appearances.