Zimbabwe "A" Squad to Tour Nepal

[Kriterion_BD]

I think early morning start assists whoever bowls first. Just like in Harare sports club

So, what ? Zim A is struggling against a side who are very much new to cricket and has no proper domestic infrastructure compared to full mrmber test playing nation like Zimbabwe

Nepal is bound to become better. Most popular sport there and more people

Nepal are still were they were 20 years ago. It's almost astounding.

[Rajkumar Sharma]

I think early morning start assists whoever bowls first. Just like in Harare sports club

So, what ? Zim A is struggling against a side who are very much new to cricket and has no proper domestic infrastructure compared to full mrmber test playing nation like Zimbabwe

Nepal is bound to become better. Most popular sport there and more people

Stop throwing Excuse. That doesn't mean a domestic side from test playing nation will struggle against them, with huge difference in FC system among the two teams.

Sri Lankan Cricket had lots of change after Zim beat them in 2017 series. So, this sort of bashing at any level is matter of concern for a test playing team.

[slcricfan1]

So, what ? Zim A is struggling against a side who are very much new to cricket and has no proper domestic infrastructure compared to full mrmber test playing nation like Zimbabwe

Nepal is bound to become better. Most popular sport there and more people

That doesn't mean a domestic side from test playing nation will struggle against them, with huge difference in FC system among the two teams

Obviously Zimabbwe A should be putting in a better performance but we know the playing pool is tiny. Nepal isn't vastly inexperienced. A lot of these guys have been playing cricket for at least 5-6 years

[slcricfan1]

So, what ? Zim A is struggling against a side who are very much new to cricket and has no proper domestic infrastructure compared to full mrmber test playing nation like Zimbabwe

Nepal is bound to become better. Most popular sport there and more people

Nepal are still were they were 20 years ago. It's almost astounding.

Yeah it is but really poor country isn't it. I mean BAngladesh would be probably be in a similar state had it not had such a massive population lol

[sam_ahm]

I agree that Zimbabwe should not be putting up such poor performances even with an A team against Nepal. There is no excuse to this.

Even yesterday even though Zimbabwe won, it was not impressive.

[Rajkumar Sharma]

Nepal is bound to become better. Most popular sport there and more people

Nepal are still were they were 20 years ago. It's almost astounding.

Yeah it is but really poor country isn't it. I mean BAngladesh would be probably be in a similar state had it not had such a massive population lol

No point of rich or poor. Talent matters. War hit Taliban rule Afghans are in more dire state, but talent put them among competative side. UAE are so much rich, with world class infrastructure still struggling to get promoted to next level cricket

[slcricfan1]

I agree that Zimbabwe should not be putting up such poor performances even with an A team against Nepal. There is no excuse to this.

Even yesterday even though Zimbabwe won, it was not impressive.

Yeah it is a terrible performance and I expect better, But not incredibly surprising with the club level players in the team. REally wish Marumani and Madande played a little better though

[slcricfan1]

Nepal are still were they were 20 years ago. It's almost astounding.

Yeah it is but really poor country isn't it. I mean BAngladesh would be probably be in a similar state had it not had such a massive population lol

No point of rich or poor. Talent matters.

What do you mean. Things like poverty and malnutrition are way worse there relative to other South Asian countries. They have less infrastructure too. How many 'talented' players have failed. Its more about concentration and dedication which most of these Nepalese cant afford. In 5-10 years, Nepal will probably become better rapidly

[slcricfan1]

Either way, this is a terrible performance from Zimbabwe. Not giving any excuses

[Rajkumar Sharma]

Yeah it is but really poor country isn't it. I mean BAngladesh would be probably be in a similar state had it not had such a massive population lol

No point of rich or poor. Talent matters.

What do you mean. Things like poverty and malnutrition are way worse there relative to other South Asian countries. They have less infrastructure too. How many 'talented' players have failed. Its more about concentration and dedication which most of these Nepalese cant afford. In 5-10 years, Nepal will probably become better rapidly

Not talking about Nepal's poverty or mulnutrition. Talking about Zim A poor show against Nepal. Nepal with poor infrastructure thrashing Zim A is a concern. And Nepal has got talent to put a domestic side of a test playing nation under pressure. Asian plays this game with lots of intent as fans with match results goes hard with each other in various media. Nepal has good fan base and this will take their game at the next level