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Top effort big man

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And price is the second leading ODI wicket taker for 2009, and people say Zimbabwe dont have players who reguraly perfrom

Great news! they have at least 5 more matches this year. Lets hope they end the year on top.

Zimbabwe also hold the No. 1, 11 and 15th topmost innings in ODI cricket history.

shame on cricinfo who showed Masakadza's score initially as 184*. For the past one hour i was ecstatic while driving as i thought that Hammie surpassed richards, sachin, hayden, dhoni, kirstein. But it was not be and his score was revised to 178 only.

I note also that Waller has been replaced in the scorecard by Coventry - although the CricInfo bulletin still mentions "Malcolm Waller contributed 19". Hope no-one's confused..

Oh yeah. I'm thinking the general tone of this match has been "How dare you beat us..!" Payback can be fun.

Hooray to Masakadza. Williams and Chigumbura are probably the most talented and Brando Taylor is a huge contradiction, but I think Masakadza has by far the most aptitude.

And whilst on that subject you may like to view http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2740 ... mes-of-age

Being a former journalist at the Sunday News and now based in South Africa, you may like to follow the articles.

maehara wrote:I note also that Waller has been replaced in the scorecard by Coventry - although the CricInfo bulletin still mentions "Malcolm Waller contributed 19". Hope no-one's confused..

The gentleman who made 19 only hit single boundary, so he has to be Covy. As simple as that

Conant wrote:Hooray to Masakadza. Williams and Chigumbura are probably the most talented and Brando Taylor is a huge contradiction, but I think Masakadza has by far the most aptitude.

And whilst on that subject you may like to view http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2740 ... mes-of-age

Being a former journalist at the Sunday News and now based in South Africa, you may like to follow the articles.

Very good article Conant but though i appreciate your praises of Hammie, i totally disagree with your thought that one day he will surpass
Andy Flower's test exploits. No way.

big up hamilton! we are getting better and better!

Dr_Situ(ZimFanatic) wrote:

Conant wrote:Hooray to Masakadza. Williams and Chigumbura are probably the most talented and Brando Taylor is a huge contradiction, but I think Masakadza has by far the most aptitude.

And whilst on that subject you may like to view http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2740 ... mes-of-age

Being a former journalist at the Sunday News and now based in South Africa, you may like to follow the articles.

Very good article Conant but though i appreciate your praises of Hammie, i totally disagree with your thought that one day he will surpass
Andy Flower's test exploits. No way.

We are all fond of Andy Flower I know. But do you know it was Flower himself who anointed Masakadza?
Before Andy Flower the record was 266, by Dave Houghton. After that Flower’s is only 232. And that’s totally attainable, especially if you consider that lesser players like Mahela Jawardene has reached the 300s