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Stuart Carlisle of Zimbabwe celebrates his century during day one of the 2nd Test between Australia and Zimbabwe played at the SCG on October 17, 2003 in Sydney, Australia.
Thanks for posting this RDS, this was an epic knock. That could have gone down in history as one of the greatest match saving knocks ever. That was the innings that turned me into a full-time ZimCricketFanatic :). More here...
You won't believe it, I watched every run Whittall scored in that painstaking innings. An absolute gem of a knock.
"Alastair Campbell celebrates Zimbabwe's first Test series win overseas after the third Test against Pakistan was drawn. Adam Huckle, Neil Johnson, Pommie Mbangwa and Grant Flower look on, Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 3rd Test, December 21, 1998"
-thats what CricInfo once again wrongly puts
Not everybody has beaten Pakistan in Pakistan in test Series.
Bravo Campbell and Co.
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Flower brothers. Andy Flower (Left) and Grant Flower (Right)
• Flower brothers: (L) Andy Flower (April 28, 1968) ODIs ' 6786 runs in 213 matches for Zimbabwe <p>(R) Grant Flower (December 20, 1970) ODIs ' 6536 runs & 104 wickets in 219 matches for Zimbabwe </p> (Photo: Getty Images)
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Captain Heath Streak sets the most attacking field ever known in Cricket a-la Steve Waugh, against an Australian side, albeit in a practice match, while bowling to Geoff Marsh :)
Man thanks for putting this one up. It was so totally out of this world. This was a period were no one was giving Zimbabwe a chance and us fellas had just gone to spend some time out. I have very vivid memories of this moment, things got real crazy with fans running onto the pitch (not shown in the clip). The joy was uncontainable.
Great to see the Chappie innings as well, a few shots that wouldn't exactly make the batting textbooks but fantastic stuff to watch, it reminded me in some ways of the famous Botham Ashes series all those years ago, am i that old :?
I was amazed by the Stuart Matsikenyeri run out though, was he unlucky or what ?, i really think that the Bangla lads should have withdrawn their appeal under the circumstances, but that's easy to say after the event of course.
I've heard a rumour that, under Health & Safety laws, all spectators will be required to wear crash helmets when Chappie and Boom Boom are batting together in future ........ :D
tawac wrote:Man thanks for putting this one up. It was so totally out of this world. This was a period were no one was giving Zimbabwe a chance and us fellas had just gone to spend some time out. I have very vivid memories of this moment, things got real crazy with fans running onto the pitch (not shown in the clip). The joy was uncontainable.
Thanks.
Were you there at the ground when he won the match for Zim? If you were there, I'm sure you would be relishing those memories forever.
I unfortunately didn't even get to watch it live on TV, and in fact got to know of these heroics only after visiting brmtaylor.com for the first time! Those were the days when we were getting no news about ZimCricket whatsoever :(