World Cup Qualifier opponent 3: ZIM V HK March 10 Game Thread
Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2018 4:02 am
I typed the headline thinking they were playing today, but turns out its saturday the 10th, but fuck it, I've come this far, match thread is OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
Zimbabweans all over Bulawayo tonight are camping out in the front of Queens Sports Club in order to get ahead of the queue and secure their tickets to this crucial qualifier in terms of NRR and batting experimentation.
We will find out if Sean Williams returns to the team, same with Kyle Jarvis, and maybe even Mr Chisoro.
The Hong konganese are fighting for their tournament life, their dreams, hopes and the cricket cash to feed their families Sweet and Sour pork w/ rice for years to come.
For this to happen, the team will need to summon the spirit of Xiezhi to overcome the all round power of Raza,Taylor and co, and will need a little more than a powerful fortune cookie to do so if the zim paceman dont make it look as if the HK batsman are using chopsticks for bats.
Weather forecast shows periodic storms, so although raining cats and dogs might be seen as lunch for one team, for the other, it could mean a squandered chance to up the NRR should it interrupt play.
Zimbabweans all over Bulawayo tonight are camping out in the front of Queens Sports Club in order to get ahead of the queue and secure their tickets to this crucial qualifier in terms of NRR and batting experimentation.
We will find out if Sean Williams returns to the team, same with Kyle Jarvis, and maybe even Mr Chisoro.
The Hong konganese are fighting for their tournament life, their dreams, hopes and the cricket cash to feed their families Sweet and Sour pork w/ rice for years to come.
For this to happen, the team will need to summon the spirit of Xiezhi to overcome the all round power of Raza,Taylor and co, and will need a little more than a powerful fortune cookie to do so if the zim paceman dont make it look as if the HK batsman are using chopsticks for bats.
Weather forecast shows periodic storms, so although raining cats and dogs might be seen as lunch for one team, for the other, it could mean a squandered chance to up the NRR should it interrupt play.