Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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Re: Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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secretzimbo wrote:
Fri Sep 09, 2022 8:21 am
Thought I'd update on how Zimbabweans have done in the UK this summer;

Remembrance Nyathi - 692 runs at 49.43, and 20 wickets at 22.05
Tinashe Chimbambo - 951 run at 95.10, and 8 wickets at 24.38
Brian Mudzinganyama - 916 runs at 43.62, and 22 wickets at 36.86
Prince Masvaure - 486 runs at 28.59, and 53 wickets at 9.58
William Mashinge - 934 runs at 51.89, and 33 wickets at 21.30
Tino Mutombodzi - 604 runs at 60.40, and 29 wickets at 16.28
Kudzai Maunze - 937 runs, at 55.12, and 18 wickets at 23.44
Carl Mumba - 897 runs at 52.76, and 32 wickets at 25.47
Steven Saul - 549 runs at 34.31
Rogan Wolhuter - 825 runs at 41.25
Connor Mitchell - 627 runs at 26.13, and 55 wickets at 22.95
Brandon Diplock - 550 runs at 28.95, and 61 wickets at 17.59

Did I miss anyone?
Some really good numbers

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Re: Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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secretzimbo wrote:
Fri Sep 09, 2022 8:21 am
Thought I'd update on how Zimbabweans have done in the UK this summer;

Remembrance Nyathi - 692 runs at 49.43, and 20 wickets at 22.05
Tinashe Chimbambo - 951 run at 95.10, and 8 wickets at 24.38
Brian Mudzinganyama - 916 runs at 43.62, and 22 wickets at 36.86
Prince Masvaure - 486 runs at 28.59, and 53 wickets at 9.58
William Mashinge - 934 runs at 51.89, and 33 wickets at 21.30
Tino Mutombodzi - 604 runs at 60.40, and 29 wickets at 16.28
Kudzai Maunze - 937 runs, at 55.12, and 18 wickets at 23.44
Carl Mumba - 897 runs at 52.76, and 32 wickets at 25.47
Steven Saul - 549 runs at 34.31
Rogan Wolhuter - 825 runs at 41.25
Connor Mitchell - 627 runs at 26.13, and 55 wickets at 22.95
Brandon Diplock - 550 runs at 28.95, and 61 wickets at 17.59

Did I miss anyone?
Madziva, Brian chari, chisoro

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Re: Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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secretzimbo wrote:
Fri Sep 09, 2022 8:21 am
secretzimbo wrote:
Fri Sep 09, 2022 8:21 am
Thought I'd update on how Zimbabweans have done in the UK this summer;

Remembrance Nyathi - 692 runs at 49.43, and 20 wickets at 22.05
Tinashe Chimbambo - 951 run at 95.10, and 8 wickets at 24.38
Brian Mudzinganyama - 916 runs at 43.62, and 22 wickets at 36.86
Prince Masvaure - 486 runs at 28.59, and 53 wickets at 9.58
William Mashinge - 934 runs at 51.89, and 33 wickets at 21.30
Tino Mutombodzi - 604 runs at 60.40, and 29 wickets at 16.28
Kudzai Maunze - 937 runs, at 55.12, and 18 wickets at 23.44
Carl Mumba - 897 runs at 52.76, and 32 wickets at 25.47
Steven Saul - 549 runs at 34.31
Rogan Wolhuter - 825 runs at 41.25
Connor Mitchell - 627 runs at 26.13, and 55 wickets at 22.95
Brandon Diplock - 550 runs at 28.95, and 61 wickets at 17.59

Did I miss anyone?
Some really good numbers
Yeah but it’s club.
I often wonder if Nyathi was pumping his numbers and he was in his twenties if he would be the next big thing. He left it too late :(
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Also Mumba continues to mount his case as an all rounder.

52 is what I’d expect a zimbo bat to average in a decent league.
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Re: Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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Yeah, Mumba's numbers caught my eye as well, I don't see any reason why Jongwe should be a default selection. Mumba can be a competition for him and should be on the selectors radar.

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mumba bowling is to bad. he is so much expensive. he can hit the ball hard. he is zimbabwe 's Carlos braithwaite

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Penny for Nick Welch's thoughts, 18th of September and in his final year of his contract, nothing announced so far on an extension.

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I reckon he is signing for a better county.

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Whoa William Mashinge...used to hear his name in all parts here couple years ago, but he's disappeared to the point I forgot he existed. I guess Brad Evans' emergence was the main reason for that.
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Re: Zimbabweans in the UK/Europe Club Cricket (2022)

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Kriterion_BD wrote:
Mon Sep 19, 2022 4:34 am
Whoa William Mashinge...used to hear his name in all parts here couple years ago, but he's disappeared to the point I forgot he existed. I guess Brad Evans' emergence was the main reason for that.
I think sloandog played alongside him last year, and if I recall has alluded to him not being the nicest of guys he's played with. :lol:

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