Zimbabwe Cricket Photo Quiz

[foreignfield]

Let me give you a couple of clues: He was not born in Zimbabwe and is now coaching in what is not quite a traditional hotbed of the sport.

[samedwards]

Let me give you a couple of clues: He was not born in Zimbabwe and is now coaching in what is not quite a traditional hotbed of the sport.

That clinches it. I believe it is Senyo Nyakutse of Cricket Montreal. But is he a Zimbabwean? I thought he was a Nigerian.

[CrimsonAvenger]

Wow! never knew about this guy! http://www.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/co ... 55661.html

[foreignfield]

Let me give you a couple of clues: He was not born in Zimbabwe and is now coaching in what is not quite a traditional hotbed of the sport.

That clinches it. I believe it is Senyo Nyakutse of Cricket Montreal. But is he a Zimbabwean? I thought he was a Nigerian.

Yes, that's him. He was born in Nigeria and i haven't looked at his passport, but he's played for Zim even at U-15 level with Nkala, Madondo and Ewing (http://cricketarchive.com/cgi-bin/playe ... sults1.cgi), and later went to the Academy, so I would think in cricketing terms we might call him "Zimbabwean".

Scores

CrimsonAvenger: 36
zimfan1: 31
foreignfield : 28
eugene : 26
Dr_Situ(ZimFanatic) : 22
PSR, brmtaylor.com admin: 15
Train Driver: 12
andrewn9: 11
sloandog, Ming: 9
andy24: 8
alan132, aydee: 7
dylan: 6
maehara, mdm, cock: 5
Rayzer, Detective RDS, totoro, samedwards: 4
baiju029, gargamel, Jemisi: 3
Conant, hhm, Flower power, Horo, PieChucker, Tom91, Zimfanatic69: 2
zimdan, Boundary, betterdays, jamthala, auszim, pearl, takleg, ZIMFAN, TheCricketStoreZim, TheBradDevil, zimlover:

[foreignfield]

A feature on him on Canadian television: http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/non-traditio ... t-1.681812

The website of his cricket school in Montreal: http://cricketmontreal.ca/home.html

There are also a number of videos of his on youtube, my favourite is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5hQoAuJMeA

[foreignfield]

322. Not too long ago this young man was considered as a great prospect for Zim. Who is he?

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[Conant]

Looks like Michael Essien to me

[Conant]

A feature on him on Canadian television: http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/non-traditio ... t-1.681812

The website of his cricket school in Montreal: http://cricketmontreal.ca/home.html

There are also a number of videos of his on youtube, my favourite is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5hQoAuJMeA

If you want to get an idea of how good Senyo Nyakutse was he opened the batting with Keith Dabengwa in the first team at Milton, and was already playing for the said team from around form three. He was many, many times better than Keith (Keith being a year older btw), was pleasing on the drive and had a powerful pull shot.

Safe to say he would have been opened for Zim now, but was dogged by ill-discipline earlier on in his stint at the Academy.

Ian Kemp's favourite son with one Blessed Nerudzo

[foreignfield]

A feature on him on Canadian television: http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/non-traditio ... t-1.681812

The website of his cricket school in Montreal: http://cricketmontreal.ca/home.html

There are also a number of videos of his on youtube, my favourite is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5hQoAuJMeA

If you want to get an idea of how good Senyo Nyakutse was he opened the batting with Keith Dabengwa in the first team at Milton, and was already playing for the said team from around form three. He was many, many times better than Keith (Keith being a year older btw), was pleasing on the drive and had a powerful pull shot.

Safe to say he would have been opened for Zim now, but was dogged by ill-discipline earlier on in his stint at the Academy.

Ian Kemp's favourite son with one Blessed Nerudzo

Thanks for that info, Conant. Guess it's a shame he left Zim after his year at the Academy.

I suppose Michael Essien could give it a good wack if were to pick up a cricket bat. Rather clip one to midwicket than the legs of one or the other of Borussia Dortmund's players tomorrow night.

[foreignfield]

... ok I've downsized the picture a bit. C'mon guys, it's not that difficult, give it a try.

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