Congrats Dylan! It was indeed Peall in 1st karachi test. There were infact 3 debutant bowlers-Streaky, GWhittall n Peall. Heath was wktless, Guy took 1 and Peall took Aamir Sohail's wkt on the 4th ball. It was Waqar younis' 1st mt as capt and he took 13 wkt in mt.
Streak shone in the nxt mt with 5-fer and Campbell hit one of his best knock's after being hit on chin by fiery Akram. Still lot of fans in pak talk about that knock, especially his pull which went for 6.
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my question is
which zimbabwean player from the under 19s world cup 2006 in Sri Lanka is know representing zimbabwe in rugby union?
which zimbabwean player from the under 19s world cup 2006 in Sri Lanka is know representing zimbabwe in rugby union?
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dylan wrote:my question is
which zimbabwean player from the under 19s world cup 2006 in Sri Lanka is know representing zimbabwe in rugby union?
Ronald Benade?
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In a 2003 tour match on Zimbabwe's tour of Australia, one batsman famously hit a ball right out of the ground and it landed in a nearby river! Who was the batsman?
In a 2003 tour match on Zimbabwe's tour of Australia, one batsman famously hit a ball right out of the ground and it landed in a nearby river! Who was the batsman?
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zimdan wrote:Alright ill have a stab at a question for you all!
How many sets of twins have played international cricket for Zimbabwe at any stage of our cricketing history?
Since 1980? The brothers that come to mind, the Flower's, Rennie's and Strang's, aren't twins.... I'll go with 0?
andy: You need to wait until you get a correct answer to ask your question :)
LMAO, very well done mate, eactly correct, and ive asked this same question so many times and have said 4 Flowers, Rennies, Whittals and Strangs. None of them are actually twins, they are just brothers!
Well done, sorry for the lateness of the answer, as you might know zimbabwe's power issue causes major internet problems!
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Kopje wrote:Who has got the most ducks in Zimbabwe test cricket :D ?
Uh.. question already in progress.... :idea:
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In a 2003 tour match on Zimbabwe's tour of Australia, one batsman famously hit a ball right out of the ground and it landed in a nearby river! Who was the batsman?
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brmtaylor.com admin wrote:In a 2003 tour match on Zimbabwe's tour of Australia, one batsman famously hit a ball right out of the ground and it landed in a nearby river! Who was the batsman?
Well, there were many big hitters in the Zimbabwean squad of 2003, the likes of Streak, Blignaut, Ervine, Wishart (with his ferocious pull shot) et al. This is purely a guess, but I would stick out my neck and say Sean Ervine...
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brmtaylor.com admin wrote:In a 2003 tour match on Zimbabwe's tour of Australia, one batsman famously hit a ball right out of the ground and it landed in a nearby river! Who was the batsman?
Well, there were many big hitters in the Zimbabwean squad of 2003, the likes of Streak, Blignaut, Ervine, Wishart (with his ferocious pull shot) et al. This is purely a guess, but I would stick out my neck and say Sean Ervine...
Surprisingly, it wasn't anyone known to be a big hitter - so it wasn't anyone in that list. That should narrow it down a bit :)
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andy wrote:who took the wicket of Sachin Tendulker in there first over of ODI cricket
Well, its Mluleki Nkala, of course...
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So, here's my next question...
Why did a cricket commentator said during a series against Zimbabwe, that the Indian team was suffering from "Douglas Syndrome"?
Why did a cricket commentator said during a series against Zimbabwe, that the Indian team was suffering from "Douglas Syndrome"?
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CrimsonAvenger wrote:So, here's my next question...
Why did a cricket commentator said during a series against Zimbabwe, that the Indian team was suffering from "Douglas Syndrome"?
Any reply at all?
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