2nd test Zim Vs NZ

After 96 ODI's, Williams has scored 24 half centuries and an ODI hundred. His average of 33 is only one behind Brendan Taylor. Solid on Zimbabwean terms. Has a first class average of 43 with 8 centuries in only 47 games.

After 65 FC games (118 innings!), Masvaure has scored 2 centuries and 16 half centuries, having never played any international cricket until now. My point is, while Williams has been playing international cricket (mainly ODI's), PM has been playing domestic cricket without any real success nor consistency. His List A figures are f***ing chronic, almost Chari esq so I won't even go there.

To put PM even in the same space as Williams just shows how silly your argument is, suggesting that your Prince has been some kind of consistent domestic rock who's been getting all the runs while Williams has been some inconsistent flop. It's the complete and utter other way round dude, and the stats are there for all to see.

Williams was our number 2 while BRM was knocking about simply because he scored runs against the international sides with higher standing, where as (imo) Mazakadza came out of his shell when the lower ranked sides were out to play (Kenya, Bangladesh) in years gone by. Williams is without doubt or best batter, with Craig Ervine now our number 2.

If PM gets anywhere near the Sean Williams type of class I'll be the first to say how happy i am, because after all we're all fans of Zim and want the best.

But I dount he will, especially since he's 27 and is getting to his peak age

watermelon wrote:

sloandog wrote:Nor did your Prince..

Prince is early in his career. Williams has years of inconsistency.

-watermelon.

Prince looks like he's going to eat his way to early retirement. He doesn't have the fitness to last in international cricket. And thats if he can even bat.

sloandog wrote:After 96 ODI's, Williams has scored 24 half centuries and an ODI hundred. His average of 33 is only one behind Brendan Taylor. Solid on Zimbabwean terms. Has a first class average of 43 with 8 centuries in only 47 games.

After 65 FC games (118 innings!), Masvaure has scored 2 centuries and 16 half centuries, having never played any international cricket until now. My point is, while Williams has been playing international cricket (mainly ODI's), PM has been playing domestic cricket without any real success nor consistency. His List A figures are f***ing chronic, almost Chari esq so I won't even go there.

To put PM even in the same space as Williams just shows how silly your argument is, suggesting that your Prince has been some kind of consistent domestic rock who's been getting all the runs while Williams has been some inconsistent flop. It's the complete and utter other way round dude, and the stats are there for all to see.

Williams was our number 2 while BRM was knocking about simply because he scored runs against the international sides with higher standing, where as (imo) Mazakadza came out of his shell when the lower ranked sides were out to play (Kenya, Bangladesh) in years gone by. Williams is without doubt or best batter, with Craig Ervine now our number 2.

If PM gets anywhere near the Sean Williams type of class I'll be the first to say how happy i am, because after all we're all fans of Zim and want the best.

But I dount he will, especially since he's 27 and is getting to his peak age

In tests Id put Ervine ahead of Williams. Willy is too fickle and lacks the technique. But they are daylights ahead of anyone else in ZIM. Raza is alao too fickle otherwise he'd be #3.

watermelon wrote:Prince is a work of art, a bold athletic type, like Rinke or Strydom. Mawoyo and Coke Can Hammy however just spend a lot of time at KFC.

-watermelon.

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