Now that we have seen that the 8-3 composition has failed to get us wins when we have been in match winning positions....Waht do you guys think..do we persist with the 8-3 or go forward with a 7-4. If yes what would be your XI going forward for SA?
My XI:
1) Hamilton Masakadza
2) Peter Moor
3) Craig Ervine
4) Brendan Taylor
5) Sikandar Raza
6) Regis Chakabva(WK)
7) Sean Williams
8) William Mashinge (To provide batting depth and seam bowling option)
9) Graeme Cremer
10) Tendai Chatara
11) Kyle Jarvis
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8-3 is ok if the three are Jarvis, Chatara & Cremer
and Williams, Raza and Mire are in the side as well.
Those 6 are more useful than adding in Tiripano or Chisoro.
If we are anywhere greenish though we have to play 7-4 and include the best of the youngsters as a third seamer.
and Williams, Raza and Mire are in the side as well.
Those 6 are more useful than adding in Tiripano or Chisoro.
If we are anywhere greenish though we have to play 7-4 and include the best of the youngsters as a third seamer.
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Jemisi wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2017 6:56 am
8-3 is ok if the three are Jarvis, Chatara & Cremer
and Williams, Raza and Mire are in the side as well.
Those 6 are more useful than adding in Tiripano or Chisoro.
If we are anywhere greenish though we have to play 7-4 and include the best of the youngsters as a third seamer.
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Check yoselves befkre you wreck yo selves !
We are really going in at 8/5 as Williams and Raza have clearly proven themselves to be frontline spinners by zim I standards.
I would personally do;
Hammy
Burl/mawoyo/mire
Ervine
Taylor
Moor
Raza
Williams
Regis/mire
Cremer
Jarvis
Chatara
We are really going in at 8/5 as Williams and Raza have clearly proven themselves to be frontline spinners by zim I standards.
I would personally do;
Hammy
Burl/mawoyo/mire
Ervine
Taylor
Moor
Raza
Williams
Regis/mire
Cremer
Jarvis
Chatara
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ZIMDOGGY wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2017 11:01 am
We are really going in at 8/5 as Williams and Raza have clearly proven themselves to be frontline spinners by zim I standards.
The problem with Shane Warne is that he made it very easy for Aussies to have opinions about spinners. That for me is the tragedy about ZCF :D
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i think people should consider Mehidy Hasan of Bangladesh against SA.
He had a pitch that was friendly to spin by the way.
I think way too much value is being placed on average WI batsmen and their tail to be honest.
He had a pitch that was friendly to spin by the way.
I think way too much value is being placed on average WI batsmen and their tail to be honest.
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pariah wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2017 10:23 pm
i think people should consider Mehidy Hasan of Bangladesh against SA.
He had a pitch that was friendly to spin by the way.
I think way too much value is being placed on average WI batsmen and their tail to be honest.
7-4 is the way to go, unless we are playing in Guyana.
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Neil Johnson, Brendan Taylor, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), David Houghton, Sean Williams, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Paul Strang, Eddo Brandes, Blessing Muzarabani
Neil Johnson, Brendan Taylor, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower (w), David Houghton, Sean Williams, Heath Streak (c), Andy Blignaut, Paul Strang, Eddo Brandes, Blessing Muzarabani
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