Its a good technique when emphasising a point. I haven’t seen BV’s new action, let’s hope he can send some heaters down with some late swing tomorrow. We’re rooting for The Comeback Kid, give us something to go crazy about tomorrow.
Brian Vitori Interview
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I think if you say something really ugly to a player that burns his soul, it could motivate the guy beyond anything else, probably did him a favour. A knee to the groin and a follow-up head butt will also do it. Its a good technique when emphasising a point.
I haven’t seen BV’s new action, let’s hope he can send some heaters down with some late swing tomorrow. We’re rooting for The Comeback Kid, give us something to go crazy about tomorrow.
Its a good technique when emphasising a point. I haven’t seen BV’s new action, let’s hope he can send some heaters down with some late swing tomorrow. We’re rooting for The Comeback Kid, give us something to go crazy about tomorrow.
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Andybligzz
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Re: Brian Vitori Interview
Are you going to the game googly ?Googly wrote: ↑Mon Mar 05, 2018 5:04 pmI think if you say something really ugly to a player that burns his soul, it could motivate the guy beyond anything else, probably did him a favour. A knee to the groin and a follow-up head butt will also do it.
I haven’t seen BV’s new action, let’s hope he can send some heaters down with some late swing tomorrow. We’re rooting for The Comeback Kid, give us something to go crazy about tomorrow.
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3. B.Taylor (c)
4. M.Goodwin
5. S.Williams
6. T.Taibu ( wk )
7. S.Ervine
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4. M.Goodwin
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It’s in Bulawayo unfortunately. Probably the right place for the team as they do better there, but disappointing for us here in Hurry Up Town. We should be going there in droves to support the boys, but money is tight.
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I would have walked there to watch that.
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Andybligzz
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DOnt tell me the game was streamed and I watched ball for ball on cricinfo for nothing ?
Favourite playing xi
1.B.Bennett
2. H.Masakadza
3. B.Taylor (c)
4. M.Goodwin
5. S.Williams
6. T.Taibu ( wk )
7. S.Ervine
8. H.Streak
9. A.Blignaut
10. G.Cremer
11.B.Muzarabani
1.B.Bennett
2. H.Masakadza
3. B.Taylor (c)
4. M.Goodwin
5. S.Williams
6. T.Taibu ( wk )
7. S.Ervine
8. H.Streak
9. A.Blignaut
10. G.Cremer
11.B.Muzarabani
Re: Brian Vitori Interview
Jump on twitter mate Cremer's wife posted a few videosAndybligzz wrote: ↑Wed Mar 07, 2018 12:02 am
DOnt tell me the game was streamed and I watched ball for ball on cricinfo for nothing ?
Also ICC have put up one i think
Chairman of the Neville Madziva fan Club
Originator of the #mumbamania movement
Originator of the #mumbamania movement
Re: Brian Vitori Interview
I haven’t seen BV for a while. He’s carrying some weight, which for him is not great. Someone like Frylinck (sp?) can get away with it.
They were making announcements in Harare that it was illegal to attempt to livestream.
They were making announcements in Harare that it was illegal to attempt to livestream.
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It isn't great, hearing that kind of announcement.
The recent game should have been aired for all the world to see in hindsight. The scenes of so many Zimbabweans flooding that famous old cricket ground was a real site for sore eyes.
I noticed that there was a lot of white folks near the trees too, with deck chairs and ice boxes full of beers. I know race doesn't come into it, but it's still nice to see that there are a few white folkes willing to support the lads.
On one of the clips on the ICC website, we can see a row of 5 older gentlemen watching.
The recent game should have been aired for all the world to see in hindsight. The scenes of so many Zimbabweans flooding that famous old cricket ground was a real site for sore eyes.
I noticed that there was a lot of white folks near the trees too, with deck chairs and ice boxes full of beers. I know race doesn't come into it, but it's still nice to see that there are a few white folkes willing to support the lads.
On one of the clips on the ICC website, we can see a row of 5 older gentlemen watching.