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[Match Thread] 5th Match: Zimbabwe A v South Africa A

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I know it's difficult to judge just by watching the scorecard, but after these first few matches I have been quite impressed with Tino's captaincy.

I remember bayhaus championing him as a future Zimbabwe captain, especially for the ODI side .. but first things first, he still has to establish himself as a limited-overs batsman.


Nice to see some depth in the bowling department.


That's the most promising aspect of this series so far. The batting is another matter, especially as we're only playing 3 batsmen today plus the erratic array of Chamu, Chigs and Shingi.
Veteran
More regular matches against other A sides wont be a bad thing , gives our guys the chance to adjust to Interntional Cricket .

even if it means playing associates , Kenya & Namibia for continuity sake .
Veteran
what a sorry tale, the overhyped Ervine and the average chibhaba depart early. what can chigs and masakadza do?
Legend
I continue to be quitely impressed with Tino Mutombodzi's progress as an, wait for it, all-rounder. OK, he's not much more than a decent No. 8 at present, but there's definitely some batting talent there.

As I write Chigs has finished his repair job for today :( ... do we still consider him as an all-rounder, a tailender who doesn't bowl?
Foreignfield, you just put the kiss of death on Mutombodzi :D
Legend

PieChucker wrote:Foreignfield, you just put the kiss of death on Mutombodzi :D


I've been practising that particular delivery for ages. :D
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Chigs does what he does best! Saved himself from being axed from the team. If he plays against Sri he will do decent again and they wont be grounds to axe him...
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jimbo wrote:what a sorry tale, the overhyped Ervine and the average chibhaba depart early. what can chigs and masakadza do?


Ervine is overhyped? To be fair he did score a glorious 49 the other day, including a reverse sweep for six.
My All-time Zimbabwe XI
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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