Musoko is in my opinion is not ready and should be no where near a franchise side. The shocker at the mountaineers is that Mupunga who in their first game rattled the Eagles with two wickets after being given an old ball in the 30th over. The real statement though is that Mupunga finds himself on the plane to India with ZIM A ahead of guys who have at least played one FC game this season.
gargamel wrote:Musoko is in my opinion is not ready and should be no where near a franchise side. The shocker at the mountaineers is that Mupunga who in their first game rattled the Eagles with two wickets after being given an old ball in the 30th over. The real statement though is that Mupunga finds himself on the plane to India with ZIM A ahead of guys who have at least played one FC game this season.
I was wondering what had happened to Mupunga. He was involved in the A-team at the start of the season, but then didn't play for the Mountaineers. Was he injured??
Mupunga has been fit . and has been playing and training with his club Rainbow clearly Wayne James considers him a prospect to take along to India. They may be some differences with the coach and clashes with the senior bullies in the Mountaineers setup lead by Shingi and Foster. Mupunga is one of the more outspoken and vocal players who has options to either be a member of ZIMRA or a chicken farmer near Eddo Brandes old farm.
gargamel wrote:Musoko is in my opinion is not ready and should be no where near a franchise side. The shocker at the mountaineers is that Mupunga who in their first game rattled the Eagles with two wickets after being given an old ball in the 30th over. The real statement though is that Mupunga finds himself on the plane to India with ZIM A ahead of guys who have at least played one FC game this season.
How is that possible? musoko has excellent first class stats and while that means little, he did very well on flat tracks in the tour to Bangladesh in 2014. He was even in the test squad vs SA. What about Mumba or Chimhamiwa?
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