I wonder where he'd stand if Zanu lost the election? š
I guess he'd have to become a pro Zanu activist and mark himself as unsafe.
Asylum seekers have to go through the same 5 year naturalisation process before applying for citizenship so the ECB are clearly waiving all rules for Muyeye because you're not allowed to play county on an ILTR. I guess there is such a thing as black privelege in UK, after all. š
He is a great player and a decent bloke, even took a wicket, good luck to the guy. A massive loss for Zim cricket, this guy is next level.
Such a pity the UK gov don't feel the same way about farmers who lost absolutely everything and whose grandparents fought in two world wars for them, and volunteered and lost more soldiers per capita than even the English themselves.
You are very right. If everyone who had ever supported MDC or felt āunsafeā in Zim had gone and claimed asylum, there wouldnāt be many people left here!
Heās absolutely played the system . Heās going to be top and I think thereās a strong chance he plays for England one day. The ECB will be all over him using him as their poster boy to paper over their own actual deep racist culture in the game there. No wonder theyve bent the qualification rules. See Archer.
I donāt blame him for playing the system but I canāt believe how easy it seems. If youāre the right colour and you make something up about protesting, quote a few things about democracy and freedom and equality and a few other buzz words and that seems to be enough? No wonder the U.K. is absolutely full of these guys from the third world. Muyeye wonāt exactly be a drain to society because heās smart both academically and sportingly - but you have to wonder about the U.K. as a country. It seems to be on a downward spiral.
He's basically been a fringe player, clearly his season here and all that time he's spent in the middle has helped a lot and that innings will rightfully buy him some time in Firsts.
I think there will be a flood of guys wanting to come here next season.
I don't know if this has been mentioned before but Brydon Carse has Zim heritage. He is fast and nasty. There's also Dusty Melton who's really quick. We're ok in the seam department, but these two blokes can bowl 140 plus.