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> andrea lanzoni wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 12:34 pm mnelson68 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 10:51 am Good luck to him , can only be good for cricket in Zimbabwe I agree 100%. A national squad has to rely to at least 17-18 players. Being the case he may still be a valuable asset. In present times an athlete can stil be competitive in his early fortys (Andreson, Dhoni to name a few). I hope B. Taylor may still have four to five years ahead as a main contributor to Zimbabwe national squad.

5 years a stretch. He’s not known for his athleticism.

2 years though for sure!

Btw everyone mentioning he’s 38 this, 38 that.

He’s turning 39 next week.

I need to see an article that this is a thing and not just word of mouth. I saw that poorly written quote on the 1st page but I don't buy it. Can those on the ground attest to the fact he's keen for a comeback?

> sloandog wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 4:57 pm I saw that poorly written quote on the 1st page but I don't buy it.

#Zimbabwe

I don't know anything about soccer but ZIFA have just had their vote and the guy who won was being bankrolled by Sir Wicknell who promised all 50 voters a brand new fancy car each if they voted his way.

That's how you do it in this neck of the woods.

No secret stuff he just put it out there, and if his candidate won he'd get a 300 series

So he owes 51 new cars including a 200k one

Also promised to pump 10 bar into soccer. How's this dude not interested in cricket