Come on brah, he has been dicking us around for years. Even before this latest excuse/spat.PieChucker wrote:Hardly think Williams is messing anyone around.
Can't blame a guy for hesitating to sign a contract with a corrupt and inept administration.
How dare Williams mess us around and demand things like money and being paid on time.
Next thing he'll be expecting ZC to treat him like a human being.
Oh, the mad gaiety of it all
Match Thread - Zimbawe v Bangladesh 1st Test
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Zimfanatic69
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A talented batsman but a modest, hardworking character, Stuart Matsikenyeri is the third of three school friends from Churchill Boys High School, Harare to represent Zimbabwe in international cricket. - Cricinfo.
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Taylor moves to his highest. Needs plenty more.
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Just trying to wear these BD seamers down.
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Cremer to 20, his contribution grows.
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Kriterion_BD
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ZIM have shown excellent resolve. Looks like 350 is a realistic target, even more if luck keeps shining Taylor's way!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYq6auq5cyQ (Jaylen Brown, 2024 NBA Finals MVP)
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Well, it started badly, but 68/2 is not too bad before lunch. BD have challenged us but Taylor has been firm and Cremer is doing a good job holding up the other end. 4 sessions batted for 6 wickets. Pretty good in that sense, but still 15 short of 300. We need a good deal more runs to be in control of things.
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Cremer is turning out to be a pretty handy low order man, more than some in the top order. Hope he gets more chances to gain confidence as a bowler
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Hopefully scoring some runs will give him some confidence.TheBradDevil wrote:Cremer is turning out to be a pretty handy low order man, more than some in the top order. Hope he gets more chances to gain confidence as a bowler
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Cremer is playing like the competent no. 8 we all knew he could be. Right now it seems his batting is what's kept him in the side, so it would be nice to see him push on towards a fifty.
This tail looks so much better than anything we've seen since the return of Test cricket. It reminds me of the days of Streak, Blignaut and Friend: No openers, one batsman (A. Flower) a few grafters (G. Flower, Carlisle) and a handy tail.
Let's see what they can do with the ball. I got a feeling this wicket will suit Meth.
This tail looks so much better than anything we've seen since the return of Test cricket. It reminds me of the days of Streak, Blignaut and Friend: No openers, one batsman (A. Flower) a few grafters (G. Flower, Carlisle) and a handy tail.
Let's see what they can do with the ball. I got a feeling this wicket will suit Meth.
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Cremer is turning out to be a pretty handy low order man, more than some in the top order. Hope he gets more chances to gain confidence as a bowler