I don't trust the app to keep the results long-term so I'm going to post here for future reference and archive purposes.
Nortonians, 86ao (28.3ov; Makoroma 23; Chesa 6-27, Jaure 2-17) lost to Takashinga 1, 91-3 (17.1ov; Zvidzai 28, Kamunhukamwe 24; Mavuta 2-12) by 7 wickets at Sunrise Sports Club.
Harare Kings, 133ao (33.2ov; Zaheer 31; Schonken 4-25, Campbell 3-29) lost to Lions Academy, 134-4 (31.4ov; Takodza 53*, Makoni 48; Zhuwao 3-37) by 6 wickets at Old Hararians.
Westside, 268-7 (45ov; Muchawaya 71, Chiorah 44; Bechani 2-41, Nunu 2-57) beat BAC, 87ao (26.2ov; Bechani 24; Masara 4-8, Muchawayo 2-3) by 181 runs at Old Hararians B Ground.
Amakhosi, 128ao (37.2ov; T Maphosa 40, Nyumbu 36; Kagumba 5-14, Ziwira 2-6) lost to Takashinga 2, 130-5 (40.1ov; Maakaauyo 46, Gumbie 33; Dzakatira 2-26, Nyumbu 2-31)) by 5 wickets at Kwekwe Sports Club.
Gladiators, 269ao (44ov; Marumani 107, Munyonga 54; Zhou 4-48, Makaza 2-15) beat Great Zimbabwe, 137ao (36.3ov; Zhou 48, Chimbirimbiri 35; Matimbe 5-16 Munyonga 3-35) by 122 runs at Masvingo Sports Club.
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Nepal might be the defining moment for Marumani. Will be watching him closely. Something tells me that might be the moment he arrives. His kind of game thrives on poor bowling as well as confidence. I feel like if he really sets his mind to it and believes, he could do some serious damage. If he struggles out there he might never recover mentally.
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Marumani's game to me seems like he can only be successful one innings per tour. To me he's a blind slogger just like Cephas Zhuwao. Cephas tore into Nepal at 2018 WCQ so it remains to be seen if Marumani can do the same.TapsC2 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:00 pmNepal might be the defining moment for Marumani. Will be watching him closely. Something tells me that might be the moment he arrives. His kind of game thrives on poor bowling as well as confidence. I feel like if he really sets his mind to it and believes, he could do some serious damage. If he struggles out there he might never recover mentally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjtuZBykSzM (Noreaga - Blood Money Part 3)
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He's significantly better than Zuhawo
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No way. He's not just a blind slogger at all. He has the physique to power hit very well (not just fat like Cephas) but actually quite a bit of technique too. He's no Shumba or Myers, granted, but still. He was a gun school cricketer. And he's dominated club league attacks this season. At franchise level he banged out a gritty first class century as well a couple of months back. He's still only 20 - give him time.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:14 pmMarumani's game to me seems like he can only be successful one innings per tour. To me he's a blind slogger just like Cephas Zhuwao. Cephas tore into Nepal at 2018 WCQ so it remains to be seen if Marumani can do the same.TapsC2 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:00 pmNepal might be the defining moment for Marumani. Will be watching him closely. Something tells me that might be the moment he arrives. His kind of game thrives on poor bowling as well as confidence. I feel like if he really sets his mind to it and believes, he could do some serious damage. If he struggles out there he might never recover mentally.
International cricket came way too soon for him that's all. Probably still too soon for him now as well tbf. We need to give him more time, he has the potential to be much better than Cephas tbh.
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Apparently Sean Williams lost his dad today..
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Terrible news Feel for Willo
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It is absolutely unfair to compare Marumani with Zhuwao, he is barely 20 years old and has got way more shots in his repertoire than Cephas who can only slog on long-on, deep mid-wicket and long-off. Cephas can play few shots and that is it, Marumani has got has easily got another 3 to 4 years to sort out and improve his batting and I hope he does achieve that coz clearly there is some clear promise this lad has already shown.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:14 pmMarumani's game to me seems like he can only be successful one innings per tour. To me he's a blind slogger just like Cephas Zhuwao. Cephas tore into Nepal at 2018 WCQ so it remains to be seen if Marumani can do the same.TapsC2 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:00 pmNepal might be the defining moment for Marumani. Will be watching him closely. Something tells me that might be the moment he arrives. His kind of game thrives on poor bowling as well as confidence. I feel like if he really sets his mind to it and believes, he could do some serious damage. If he struggles out there he might never recover mentally.
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Yeah all of these guys should ideally be debuting at 25. At this stage, they are still developing their game. SHouldnt make any judgements until then tbhsecretzimbo wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 7:05 pmNo way. He's not just a blind slogger at all. He has the physique to power hit very well (not just fat like Cephas) but actually quite a bit of technique too. He's no Shumba or Myers, granted, but still. He was a gun school cricketer. And he's dominated club league attacks this season. At franchise level he banged out a gritty first class century as well a couple of months back. He's still only 20 - give him time.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:14 pmMarumani's game to me seems like he can only be successful one innings per tour. To me he's a blind slogger just like Cephas Zhuwao. Cephas tore into Nepal at 2018 WCQ so it remains to be seen if Marumani can do the same.TapsC2 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:00 pmNepal might be the defining moment for Marumani. Will be watching him closely. Something tells me that might be the moment he arrives. His kind of game thrives on poor bowling as well as confidence. I feel like if he really sets his mind to it and believes, he could do some serious damage. If he struggles out there he might never recover mentally.
International cricket came way too soon for him that's all. Probably still too soon for him now as well tbf. We need to give him more time, he has the potential to be much better than Cephas tbh.
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Chakabva playing for Harare kings in NPL.Saw a name kenneth waiswa is he is the same player who playing for Uganda national team?