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He’s got a lot of potential which is good, I didn’t mean to sound like I was criticising the lad at all. He can keep wicket as well remember, although not sure if he has given that up.

But obviously a very long way from a national call up!!

Taruvinga is playing some good consistent cricket over different formats. Wouldn't mind seeing him get a call up No he’s absolutely miles off. But no doubt a solitary Logan Cup century will see him named Zolsky’s Next Generational Black Talent Superstar and he’ll get at least 100 white ball caps of...

Taruvinga is playing some good consistent cricket over different formats. Wouldn't mind seeing him get a call up No he’s absolutely miles off. But no doubt a solitary Logan Cup century will see him named Zolsky’s Next Generational Black Talent Superstar and he’ll get at least 100 white ball caps of...

Where’s the Belgian?

Here he is

I’ve lost count over the years but my best guess is that this is his 5th retirement. Obviously this one is a bit different considering his advanced age and the public admission of drug issues

But we can’t be certain we’ve seen the last of him. I still have hope.

I mean he has a very long history of withdrawing himself from selection and making himself unavailable when ICC anti-dopers fly into the country. So you know, that’s not great. And obviously everybody involves know his history with substances - it’s been an open secret for at least a decade. I’m ple...

I assume the brass band is in response to that.

It’s a shame because I don’t really care about the mildly crude lyrics, and considering 99.9% of viewers on TV of any Zim match are Indians who do not speak Shona, what’s the problem?

It’s completely killed the atmosphere and I miss it.

So I heard that ZC apparently got some spurious warning from the woke ICC earlier this year for ‘failing to control supporters’ due to the mildly offensive/racist/misogynistic lyrics sang by fans and audible on broadcasts.

Abject