Nizakat has always been a talent. Is he bowling again yet?
He's bowling domestically but not bowling internationally for some reason. HK already have a ton of spinners, maybe they just don't need his bowling.Nizakat has always been a talent. Is he bowling again yet?
Get back to me when your senior team beats a Test playing nation in a World Tournament.Yep, you lot carry on with your prank HK Sixes cricket. Hopefully it'll generate enough cash to pay for Chapman's flight tickets from NZ whenever he's begged to play for his second country. Maybe you'll also have enough to replace the batting coach with someone who won't randomly decide that he's better than half the side (though Lehmann should seriously consider this option).
We'll just continue plugging along, producing home grown cricketers that can play with the big boys despite not having a training ground.
I will. At least when we do the team won't be made up of 9 Pakistanis and 1 NZer.Get back to me when your senior team beats a Test playing nation in a World Tournament.
They're all HKers mate. Didn't expect you to go full Donald Trump here.I will. At least when we do the team won't be made up of 9 Pakistanis and 1 NZer.
Link?Saudis hosting an international women's T20 tourney.
Seems like we're avenging NZ trying to poach Mark Chapman by stealing one of their schoolboy cricketers. Kid has played one game in HK - opened the batting, scored 10, and didn't bowl."As for our squad, it's great to have Cameron McAulsan, a good young all-rounder who has been doing well at school in New Zealand and going to be a very crucial player for us going forward. He's a great all-round athlete and been close to selection for some time now."
"Waqas Barkat has gone back and done what's been asked, which is to work on his leg spin and he will be useful batsman in the middle order. He was a top order batsman previously for us but struggled for runs and developed his bowling. There's not a lot of leg-spinners around so we challenged him to work on it and that should be his focus. He's done well and has been very economical this season."