Zimbabwe vs ireland playe semi final

[Donald]

Carrot of west indies in final(probably) big crowd and under 19 automatic qualification in 2024.

Any changes to squad?

[Donald]

Carrot of west indies in final(probably) big crowd and under 19 automatic qualification in 2024.

Any changes to squad?

[Googly]

This might be West Indies' poorest result yet. Today is a big day for us, getting into the plate final would be bloody awesome.

[Googly]

I think this is already our best result since 2006 where we came 7th. Should we advance to the final we are in rarified air.

[Googly]

Bennet and Welch are right up there in various rankings with the most 50's, the most 4's and the highest averages.
Not bad!

[secretzimbo]

Zim in U19 WC's:
2020 - 11th
2018 - 11th
2016 - 10th
2014 - 11th
2012 - 15th
2010 - 13th
2008 - 14th
2006 - 8th
2004 - 5th

We were plate runners up in 2016 I think

[secretzimbo]

Donald mate you’ll have to try and edit the title in that first post or my OCD will be all over the place

[Tinah09]

Carrot of west indies in final(probably) big crowd and under 19 automatic qualification in 2024.

Any changes to squad?

Perhaps rest Taruvinga, @ 15yo, hes been punching above his weight facing “U19” bowlers, he has time, will be back for the next 2 WCs. Makoni’s kid currently doesn’t deserve a spot in the XI. Welch is our lynchpin, Bawa needs to go down to 4

1. M Welch
2. Saul
3. ????????
4. Bawa
5. Bennet
6. Bennet
7. Woulhoter
8. Mitchell
9. Mataranyika
10. Falao
11. Dube

[Tinah09]

I have a feeling this is going to be Mitchell’s game to go big!!

[TapsC2]

Zim in U19 WC's:
2020 - 11th
2018 - 11th
2016 - 10th
2014 - 11th
2012 - 15th
2010 - 13th
2008 - 14th
2006 - 8th
2004 - 5th

We were plate runners up in 2016 I think

2012 had Burl, Kasuza, Odendaal, Jongwe, Wellington and Lake.. 2010 had PJ, Larry, Mutombodzi and Chirimuuta. 2008 Had Masvaure, Jarvis and Mire alongside PJ and Mutombodzi as well.

Some of our batting struggles can be traced back to those 3 World Cups if we are honest with ourselves. It's not a surprise that that 2004 and and 2006 generation is when some of our best batsmen played. The results speak for themselves.