Nepal and Canada (or Namibia).
Really hope to see the US one day soon!
How other sides are shaping up before the World Cup Qualifiers 2018
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+1sloandog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 12:53 pmI think that will now well and truly be the end of Dwayne. What a bloody waste.Black Mamba wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 12:18 pmBravo dismisses CWI's attempts to question players' commitment
http://m.cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/1000 ... commitment
Both a combination of poor man management from Cameron, Browne and the WICB, but also a lack of foresight from Dwayne Bravo.
Excuses like 'not strong enough yet to play international cricket,' (Bravo) or 'I don't feel like I'm ready for 50 over cricket yet with my action being as it is,' (Narine) and 'I'm dropping out due to personal reasons,' (Pollard) does suggest a lack of commitment, based on the fact that in the time they are supposedly unavailable, they're playing T20 none stop! There is a lack of commitment from these guys, I don't care how they butter it up, but at the same time the WICB have been shocking with their players. When Wavell Hinds was in the administration he was appallingly short in interviews around the time of the India series, 2014.
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Board attempts to paint us as money hungry mercenaries: Pollard
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+1 really like NamibiaCrimsonAvenger wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 3:22 pmWhich two teams do you want to take the other two spots available for the qualifiers? https://www.icc-cricket.com/media-releases/604943
The six teams with a shot at it are: Kenya, Namibia, Nepal, UAE, Canada and Oman
My choices would be Nepal and Namibia - because cricket has a great opportunity to grow there, and they are mostly made of local talent.
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Out of the current under 19's, they have two cricketers who look promising; that's all. Gerhard Lottering and the wicket keeper Louwrens are two good players. Namibia have even less depth in their ranks than the Zimbabweans so I doubt they will ever really kick start.Andybligzz wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2018 12:15 pm+1 really like NamibiaCrimsonAvenger wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2018 3:22 pmWhich two teams do you want to take the other two spots available for the qualifiers? https://www.icc-cricket.com/media-releases/604943
The six teams with a shot at it are: Kenya, Namibia, Nepal, UAE, Canada and Oman
My choices would be Nepal and Namibia - because cricket has a great opportunity to grow there, and they are mostly made of local talent.
They have a good policy of introducing younger players which I think is great, however they aren't good enough.
In years gone by, Synyman, Koetze brothers, Kuelder, Van Schoor and a few others really showed why they were good cricketers.
The Scholtz brother have been good, and Craig Williams is clearly their best batter, but in terms of pace bowling they have very little at their disposal.
JJ Smuts has a bit of pace as a left armer, and Davison is a strong build who can touch the early 80's, but the rest are not even FC standard. Sarel Burger continues to show why he's probably their best all round player but even he isn't good enough for international standards. Maybe in 20 years or so they could push themselves, but right now, they really really are not there as a nation to compete with Zimbabwe. Probably on par or just below Kenya.
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There used to be a fast bowler of Namibia named Klazinga. Don't know where he is these days but their team is strengthen by the return of Christi Viljeon.
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They had a very good side around that time but failed to qualify for the World Cup ( can’t renember which year ) since then they’ve really plateauedfirebreaker wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:47 pmThere used to be a fast bowler of Namibia named Klazinga. Don't know where he is these days but their team is strengthen by the return of Christi Viljeon.
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!Kabbo was the best Namibian speedster, up there with Jakiel and Mark Olonga.
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2012 T20 WC? or 2015 T20 WC? because in both of those tournaments they did well until it mattered. They are basically SA of Associates. They choke a lot. Snyman is a good batsmen but he's not in the squad and for some reason he started bowling off spin. Van Schoor was a big loss for them but I have heard Breadenkemp is a good player.jaybro wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2018 12:05 amThey had a very good side around that time but failed to qualify for the World Cup ( can’t renember which year ) since then they’ve really plateauedfirebreaker wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:47 pmThere used to be a fast bowler of Namibia named Klazinga. Don't know where he is these days but their team is strengthen by the return of Christi Viljeon.
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Namibia just ripped through an SA state side. Don't know how good the team is but looks pretty bad.

