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Let’s keep statistics and success aside, I am talking about the elegance and timing with which he follows through with his shots. No one here disagrees with me I guess that he was a great talent who failed to make it big at the highest level.

In my mind, the only name that comes to my mind is Vusi Sibanda, His shots were so pleasing to the eyes and he failed to live up to his potentials. He was such a great talent and even batsman of Younus Khan’s calibre once said that Sibanda would one day become a star.

Muzarabani few days ago got signed by PSL franchise team Islamabad United has withdrawn from PSL to play in IPL. One of the IPL teams, probably KKR has reportedly signed him for 2026 edition to be played from 28 March. His excellent T20 World Cup performance has earned him a great deal in the bigges...

Well the T20 World Cup campaign is over for Zimbabwe and now let’s have a discussion on who could be next big things for Zimbabwe from the current crop of young players available and raring to play for Zimbabwe. Tatenda Chimugoro: huge potential if this kid has the hunger and desire to play at the h...

I will be in the Hill A section and would be great to meet a fellow Zim fans, one from India and one from the roof top of the World, Tibet.

Heard from reliable sources that David Bennett is as good as Brian if not better and he is still in the country. So is there any chances of him following the footsteps of his brother?

I will tell you few real life stories here. I had few one to one chats few of these players. Chamu Chibhaba told me it was all about bread and butter that he held onto his place. Madhevere blocked me when I told him Sibanda was very talented too and you were following in his footsteps. Sikandar caut...

Pat_Bee wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 25, 2026 7:58 pm

Things could have turned out differently if… at many times in history

You post the cringiest stuff on this forum

Every seems so quiet after the bashing that West Indies gave to the chevrons. Things could have turned out differently if Musekiwa “the fielder” had grabbed that first chance Hetmyer gave to him off Muzarabani’s bowling. They could have restricted West Indies to 190 to 210 and the batters could have...

secretzimbo wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 23, 2026 3:32 pm

Pretty disastrous and we didn’t do well, but credit to the Windies - that was exceptional batting. They are a really good team.

They will be blown away by South Africa and India like they have done to Zimbabwe today. It could have been 215 to 220 if Musekiwa held onto those two easy chances.