Zimbabwe, light at the end of the tunnel? - Page 4

Ali TT · 14th September 2013, 20:52

Watched a little bit of highlights from yesterday earlier. Some dubious actions- Vitori and Utseya especially. Chatara was quite nippy and the delivery he got Azhar out with was a peach (although Azhar played a terrible shot).

CDogg16 · 2nd August 2015, 18:08

A very impressive win for them against New Zealand today.

CDogg16 · 26th September 2015, 18:18

Zimbabwe play Pakistan in a T20 series tomorrow. Will be interesting to see how Pakistan perform with the England series coming up.

Ali TT · 3rd October 2015, 20:00

Zimbabwe level the ODI series in controversial fashion today. Chasing 277, Pakistan were reduced to 60/6 until Shoaib Malik, Aamer Yamin and Yasir Shah pulled them up to 256/8. Then the game was called off for bad light with Zimbabwe 6 ahead on D/L and Shoiab 4 short of a century. Couldn't have been too much danger for the batsmen as the last 5 overs had gone for 49 and Yasir had smashed 32 off 22. But hey-ho, congratulations to Zimbabwe, whose batsmen seemed to cope better with Yasir in this match than the first one where he took 6fer

Rebelstar · 11th November 2015, 14:57

Beaten by minnows in a series, I think the light might just have been an explosion and the roof about to cave in................................

Ali TT · 11th November 2015, 18:57

I dunno, they won a game against Pakistan. More than England so far...

Fatslogger · 11th November 2015, 21:25

Bangladesh actually a rather decent ODI side too, hardly a minnow.

CDogg16 · 26th February 2016, 12:32

http://www.chronicle.co.zw/why-are-z...-test-cricket/

Quite an interesting article, although not much detail behind it.

CDogg16 · 21st April 2016, 13:03

Tatenda Taibu has joined a club side in England.

slop · 21st April 2016, 13:16

Good for him!

CDogg16 · 26th November 2016, 18:23

Qualified for the final of their Tri series against SL and WI. Tied one game with the Windies and beat them in the other. Not sure if it's a fluke or genuine progress, but it's good to see them being competitive again.

Ali TT · 26th November 2016, 19:13

Neither. As even this page shows, they are able to knock off the bigger sides in ODIs home from time to time. They were a long way short in their recent tests, though, and can't really progress with the continued threat of their better players emigrating.

Ali TT · 25th June 2017, 10:26

Zimbabwe have had a mixed European tour, winning series but with one-day defeats to Scotland and the Netherlands.

DanielVettoriSpin · 25th June 2017, 12:57

With a former Zimbabwe u17 player turning out and taking three wickets for the Dutch.

Ali TT · 30th June 2017, 15:16

And now a victory over Sri Lanka in Galle...

sharky · 10th July 2017, 18:52

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Originally Posted by Ali TT

And now a victory over Sri Lanka in Galle...

They won the series today. You have to worry a bit for Sri Lankan cricket at the mo.

Rebelstar · 16th July 2017, 20:17

Looking fairly good against Sri Lanka in the Test.

Managed a narrow 10 run 1st innings lead, and looked down and out when 59/5 2nd innings, but Raza 97no and Waller 57no, with Moor adding 40, have put them 262 runs ahead with 4 wickets in hand.

12 overs to the new ball, any target of 300+ could prove tricky, especially if Cremer (5/125) can emulate Herath (5/116 and 4/85). Sri Lanka most certainly won't want to face much more then 300

DanielVettoriSpin · 17th July 2017, 23:58

Interesting final day in store in Sri Lanka. 218 runs for Sri Lanka, 7 wickets for Zimbabwe. Still sounds reasonable for batting, particularly against the older ball. The pitch is taking a reasonable amount of spin, but slow pace. Countering that, Mendis and Gunaratne are both nursing injuries which will impede them. Shame that Sri Lanka Cricket are only streaming this to Sri Lankans - would love to watch the conclusion.

Ali TT · 18th July 2017, 00:08

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Originally Posted by DanielVettoriSpin

Interesting final day in store in Sri Lanka. 218 runs for Sri Lanka, 7 wickets for Zimbabwe. Still sounds reasonable for batting, particularly against the older ball. The pitch is taking a reasonable amount of spin, but slow pace. Countering that, Mendis and Gunaratne are both nursing injuries which will impede them. Shame that Sri Lanka Cricket are only streaming this to Sri Lankans - would love to watch the conclusion.

Nice to see a side fight in the final innings as well.

DanielVettoriSpin · 18th July 2017, 02:39

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Originally Posted by Ali TT

Nice to see a side fight in the final innings as well.

Makes a change, aye?

3rd October 2015, 20:00	#64
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	Zimbabwe level the ODI series in controversial fashion today. Chasing 277, Pakistan were reduced to 60/6 until Shoaib Malik, Aamer Yamin and Yasir Shah pulled them up to 256/8. Then the game was called off for bad light with Zimbabwe 6 ahead on D/L and Shoiab 4 short of a century. Couldn't have been too much danger for the batsmen as the last 5 overs had gone for 49 and Yasir had smashed 32 off 22. But hey-ho, congratulations to Zimbabwe, whose batsmen seemed to cope better with Yasir in this match than the first one where he took 6fer __________________ WARNING Reading the above post may cause bouts of nausea.

11th November 2015, 18:57	#66
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	I dunno, they won a game against Pakistan. More than England so far... __________________ WARNING Reading the above post may cause bouts of nausea.

11th November 2015, 21:25	#67
Fatslogger Self Confessed Mentalist Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Hitchin Team(s): England and Liverpool Age: 42 Posts: 43,855	Bangladesh actually a rather decent ODI side too, hardly a minnow. __________________ Work is the curse of the drinking classes - Wilde

26th November 2016, 19:13	#72
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	Neither. As even this page shows, they are able to knock off the bigger sides in ODIs home from time to time. They were a long way short in their recent tests, though, and can't really progress with the continued threat of their better players emigrating. __________________ WARNING Reading the above post may cause bouts of nausea.

25th June 2017, 10:26	#73
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	Zimbabwe have had a mixed European tour, winning series but with one-day defeats to Scotland and the Netherlands. __________________ WARNING Reading the above post may cause bouts of nausea. Last edited by Ali TT : 25th June 2017 at 13:28.

14th September 2013, 20:52	#61
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	Watched a little bit of highlights from yesterday earlier. Some dubious actions- Vitori and Utseya especially. Chatara was quite nippy and the delivery he got Azhar out with was a peach (although Azhar played a terrible shot).

2nd August 2015, 18:08	#62
CDogg16 Established International Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 4,000	A very impressive win for them against New Zealand today.

26th September 2015, 18:18	#63
CDogg16 Established International Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 4,000	Zimbabwe play Pakistan in a T20 series tomorrow. Will be interesting to see how Pakistan perform with the England series coming up.

11th November 2015, 14:57	#65
Rebelstar International Material Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 1,918	Beaten by minnows in a series, I think the light might just have been an explosion and the roof about to cave in................................

26th February 2016, 12:32	#68
CDogg16 Established International Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 4,000	http://www.chronicle.co.zw/why-are-z...-test-cricket/ Quite an interesting article, although not much detail behind it.

21st April 2016, 13:03	#69
CDogg16 Established International Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 4,000	Tatenda Taibu has joined a club side in England.

21st April 2016, 13:16	#70
slop Posting God Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Cambridge Team(s): South Africa Age: 42 Posts: 18,805	Good for him!

26th November 2016, 18:23	#71
CDogg16 Established International Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 4,000	Qualified for the final of their Tri series against SL and WI. Tied one game with the Windies and beat them in the other. Not sure if it's a fluke or genuine progress, but it's good to see them being competitive again.

25th June 2017, 12:57	#74
DanielVettoriSpin International Cricketer DeviousVettoriSpin plots the downfall of another unfortunate Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wellington, NZ Team(s): New Zealand, Essex & England Posts: 2,746	With a former Zimbabwe u17 player turning out and taking three wickets for the Dutch. __________________ Supporting Essex County Cricket Club, Wellington, Peter Such, Iain O'Brien and Ross Taylor

30th June 2017, 15:16	#75
Ali TT Posting God Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 20,266	And now a victory over Sri Lanka in Galle... __________________ WARNING Reading the above post may cause bouts of nausea.

16th July 2017, 20:17	#77
Rebelstar International Material Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 1,918	Looking fairly good against Sri Lanka in the Test. Managed a narrow 10 run 1st innings lead, and looked down and out when 59/5 2nd innings, but Raza 97no and Waller 57no, with Moor adding 40, have put them 262 runs ahead with 4 wickets in hand. 12 overs to the new ball, any target of 300+ could prove tricky, especially if Cremer (5/125) can emulate Herath (5/116 and 4/85). Sri Lanka most certainly won't want to face much more then 300

17th July 2017, 23:58	#78
DanielVettoriSpin International Cricketer DeviousVettoriSpin plots the downfall of another unfortunate Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wellington, NZ Team(s): New Zealand, Essex & England Posts: 2,746	Interesting final day in store in Sri Lanka. 218 runs for Sri Lanka, 7 wickets for Zimbabwe. Still sounds reasonable for batting, particularly against the older ball. The pitch is taking a reasonable amount of spin, but slow pace. Countering that, Mendis and Gunaratne are both nursing injuries which will impede them. Shame that Sri Lanka Cricket are only streaming this to Sri Lankans - would love to watch the conclusion. __________________ Supporting Essex County Cricket Club, Wellington, Peter Such, Iain O'Brien and Ross Taylor

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