1st ODI Zimbabwe v Afghanistan
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Tiripano has already scored more runs than Jongwe would have had he played the whole series!
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Did you see him bowl? Makes this Omazai fella look like Starc.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 2:35 pmTiripano has already scored more runs than Jongwe would have had he played the whole series!
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Ahh well. Decent effort Raza. At least one of our boys put up a fight.
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I thouhgt we have 1 review left? that was worth a review
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Exactly what I said ...runrate keeps on creeping and then u have Rashid in the slog overs when u need over 10 an over ..230 is what we will be making this series .so it's the bowlers who will have to win for us
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Zimbabwe simply don't believe. They go into a shell way too early, even in THAT game against UAE, they needed 24 from 18 with Willo and Ervine at the crease for a WC berth I guess and still lost. *sorry for bringing up tht game again*
Bangladesh were 40 odd for 6 chasing some 240+ against this very Afghanistan side and they still believed they can win, and won. Afghanistan are not a world no. 1 side, you should attack them, build partnerships, they will get nervous and frustrated very easily because they are NOT a big side.
Cricket is played as much in the mind as on the field.
Bangladesh were 40 odd for 6 chasing some 240+ against this very Afghanistan side and they still believed they can win, and won. Afghanistan are not a world no. 1 side, you should attack them, build partnerships, they will get nervous and frustrated very easily because they are NOT a big side.
Cricket is played as much in the mind as on the field.
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Rashid & Nabi have been wonderful to watch.
Fair play to them, what a performance.
Fair play to them, what a performance.
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Yeah but Jongwe's bowling is equal in quality on top of being a poorer batter. Jongwe is not even half as good as Elton in terms of a seam bowling allrounder.secretzimbo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 2:40 pm
Did you see him bowl? Makes this Omazai fella look like Starc.
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Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 2:54 pmYeah but Jongwe's bowling is equal in quality on top of being a poorer batter. Jongwe is not even half as good as Elton in terms of a seam bowling allrounder.secretzimbo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 2:40 pm
Did you see him bowl? Makes this Omazai fella look like Starc.

The year is 2022, not 2017. You are more clueless than I thought if you think Tiripano 2022 is good enough to even be in a Vigne Cup team as a bowler, let alone an international team

He's been great over the years and I used to be a huge fan but come on, there are probably two dozen more threatening bowlers than him in Zimbabwe nowadays.
If his batting is so good then he needs to be batting much higher than number 8. But a career average of 17 suggests he's not good enough to do that either.
Oh and Jongwe has a better ODI bowling record than Tiripano even in his heyday
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Re: 1st ODI Zimbabwe v Afghanistan
Tough one. We bounce back next game!