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Googly wrote:Sloandog, I confess to not having seen him for a while but you just can't buy hand eye, especially not in T20. This guy has got real talent.
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jaybro wrote:I think we all want Moor - runs from PJ then possibly a national call up .....
I don't think there has ever been so much debate about a guy who hasn't scored a 1st class ton or came close to national selection lol ......
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PJ Moor signs for YMCA
CricketEurope
28 March 2014
23 year old Zimbabwean PJ Moor has joined YMCA from Belfast side CIYMS.
The former Zimbabwean U19 international, who played in the 2010 World Cup in New Zealand, is eligible to play for Ireland holding an Irish passport by virtue of his ancestry.
Following distinctly average performances in the NCU, he will be hoping a change of scenery will mean a change in fortunes. Moor scored just 281 in 18 innings during 2013 at an average of just 15.61, scoring a solitary half-century.
However, Moor has been showing decent form back in his native Zimbabwe, scoring an unbeaten century for his club Midwest Rhinos earlier this month.
His signing will boost the playing staff at Claremont Road following the loss of Reinhardt Strydom to Malahide, and the likely limited availability of both Jeremy Bray and Trent Johnston due to coaching commitments.
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zimfan1 wrote:
sloandog wrote:
AussieZimFan wrote:He's coming along nicely but I would like to see him go up against the likes of Vitori, Shingi and Chatara before pushing for national selection. It's a real shame there isn't much of a Zimbabwe 2nd XI to test these type of players who are on the fringe of selection.
Of what I have seen of him, he is a long way off selection. He needs to score heavily this season, and if there is one, next season, before i even consider to change my mind
PJ Moor is committed to playing for Ireland, he will play in there 4 day comp this year and for CYIS on club weekends, like Nathan Waller ZC are aware of this and are allowing him to play as an overseas player
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eugene wrote:The article only states that he is eligible for Ireland. Not that he is going to play for them. To be honest I think he is closer to breaking into the Zimbabwean team than the Irish.
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eugene wrote:For what it is worth I sent PJ a message asking Zimbabwe or Ireland? He replied Zim.
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Dotski wrote:The 'Ireland' thing might be related to restrictions in Leinster on non-Irish First Class players being fielded by clubs, I think by declaring himself Irish (and having legal basis of passport/citizenship) he becomes eligible to play club cricket there. Craig Ervine did the same to avoid being counted as an overseas player in NCU, despite not being eligible for another 4 years.
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eugene wrote:PJ said via twitter direct message that he hopes to be selected for Zimbabwe, but needs to convert his starts into big scores.
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