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1-1 is a result most of us would have taken before the series began. A test victory anywhere is very rare for Zimbabwe. That being said, the capitulation in the second test is rather disappointing.

Zimbabwe can always uncover some potholes, even on the smoothest roads.

Masekesa and Tsiga in. Nyauchi and Mayavo out.

tawac wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 20, 2025 12:49 pm

The quota myth will remain a mystery all of 5 white boys in the team. Good team make up all round. The keeping spot I thought Tsiga was ahead alas Mavayo's keeping must be better.

The quota has always been 5 non-blacks - typically been 4 whites + Raza.

I have it on good authority that Andy Blignaut is going to be appointed to a newly-created position of high performance manager for SOGO Rangers who are now surely Zimbabwe's premier cricket club. There is even talk of a player/coach role for Blignaut who, despite being 46, has been inspired by Bren...

Wow, Bulawayo is the test capital of the world at this point!

I'm not sure he is a significant loss. Most of these guys come over from county cricket and don't exactly set things alight internationally. Jarvis came back worse than when he left.

Former New Zealand international, so no slouch.

A terrible performance which shows how far off many of our batsmen are. It is amazing that while touring teams are racking up 400-500 our batsmen are supposedly simply victims of some unplayable bowling and tough batting conditions. Does every team save their best bowling for us? Does every bowler h...

Marshmallow wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 14, 2025 3:20 pm

Does the academy have any age rules?

Clearly has some ethnicity rules.