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Rego who is also the chief executive and executive director of the Heath Streak International said current international cricketers — Hamilton Masakadza and Elton Chigumbura together with former Test spin-maestro Ray Price will join Streak during the coaching clinic among a host of other international and domestic cricketers this afternoon.

I have to find out what’s happening at Country Club. There are fantastic existing facilities there that are just lying idle, including the indoor nets. If you want a school of excellence for talented kids in Harare this is the right spot. Nobody wants to drive that side of town to Sunrise.
There’s nothing happening today anyway because it’s bucketing down- Mother Nature letting them know they’ve blundered yet again

This sort of initiative can only take by a " white " player and legend like Heath Streak, the man who always thinks about development in Zimbabwe Cricket, then those racist corrupted "blacks " like Chingoka, Bavuta and their boss dictator Mugabe, with Prosper Utseya, joining them.

No need to regret the truth. Black Empoerment policy and kicking away white players through quota policy destroyed Zimbabwe Cricket.

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Sun Nov 26, 2017 1:15 pm

This sort of initiative can only take by a " white " player and legend like Heath Streak, the man who always thinks about development in Zimbabwe Cricket, then those racist corrupted "blacks " like Chingoka, Bavuta and their boss dictator Mugabe, with Prosper Utseya, joining them.

No need to regret the truth. Black Empoerment policy and kicking away white players through quota policy destroyed Zimbabwe Cricket.

Hey Stoneman is back, I thought you were busy with the Ashes?

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- Former Zimbabwe cricket spin-doctor Raymond Price paid a courtesy visit at Heath Streak School of Cricket on Saturday where he took the aspiring cricketers through some coaching clinics.
He was also joined by former teammate and current national team batsman Hamilton Masakadza while pace bowler Elton Chigumbura failed to make it on the last minute due to sudden illness.

“I would like to thank all the parents who are supporting their kids towards a profession in cricket at this very tender age and most importantly the kids themselves for their interest to play the game and march towards recognition into some respected future players of tomorrow and a big thank you to Raymond Price and Hamilton Masakadza for taking time off their busy schedule to be with us,” Streak said.