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That makes no sense on any level.Samuel_Vimes said:
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***Official*** New Zealand in Zimbabwe & Zimbabwe/New Zealand/India ODI Tri-Series
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Scaly piscine
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Who said anything about them being fast bowlers - that really would be optimistic.AndrewM said:
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Neil Pickup
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Well it won't be taking many wickets with a significant lack of proper bowlers, and it doesn't appear to have much batting either. Dravid at six is crazy.
Arjun
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At least it's an "if". For a 'full-strength' Indian side, the answer is a straight NO!aussie said:
What's wrong with that selection? With the kind of options provided by the selectors, that seems the best combination. A pity they often turn to Murali Karthik as the next best spinner- TN's opening batsman can bowl a lot better. When Ajit Agarkar's your 'best' bowler, there's absolutely no harm in trying out RP Singh and JP Yadav.
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I think its absolutely pathetic that NZ don't play another test until March. Its bad enough that we still only play 2 or 3 match test series, when you consider the woeful West Indies still often get 4 or 5 test series against the likes of England and Aust. I know money is big factor but the ICC should have the amount of tests played in line with the current standing of the teams.
Woody_cloudofsm
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absoloute traversty laxman and kumble arent in the oneday squad
Prince EWS
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Zimbabwe Name 16-Man Squad
Robert Cribb
22nd August, 2005
Zimbabwe have named a 16-man squad for the upcoming Tri-Series, which includes New Zealand and India. Several players, including Stuart Carlisle, Craig Wishart, Charles Coventry, Waddington Mwangenga, Vusi Sibanda and Blessing Mahwire, have been recalled to the ODI squad after absences for a wide range of reasons. Notable omissions include Stuart Matsikenyeri, Dion Ebrahim, Mark Vermeulen, Barney Rogers, Chris Mpofu and Douglas Hondo. While Hondo is injured, the others seem to have been dropped, which is particularly harsh on Barney Rogers who has performed admirably in ODIs recently, and has been one of their better batsmen. The selection of Sibanda, who has played 24 ODIs for an average of 11.78, over Rogers, who averages 31.86 (and 37.50 this year), suggests that the woes of Zimbabwean selection are far from over. One can only hope that Rogers was left out due to injury.
Kevin Curran will be in charge of Zimbabwe for the first time, and has aspirations of a quick transformation from the players. "I want all the team to rapidly improve by 5%, because that will impact on the team as a whole. I am a team man but also a really competitive person, and always have been. I want that to rub off and I'm sure it will," he said. Zimbabwe start their campaign on Wednesday, when they play New Zealand.
Full Squad:
Tatenda Taibu (c), Heath Streak (vc), Brendan Taylor, Charles Coventry, Vusi Sibanda, Stuart Carlisle, Craig Wishart, Hamilton Masakaza, Andy Blignaut, Gavin Ewing, Chamunorwa Chibhabha, Keith Dabengwa, Blessing Mahwire, Prosper Utseya, Edward Rainsford, Waddington Mwayenga.
Robert Cribb
22nd August, 2005
Zimbabwe have named a 16-man squad for the upcoming Tri-Series, which includes New Zealand and India. Several players, including Stuart Carlisle, Craig Wishart, Charles Coventry, Waddington Mwangenga, Vusi Sibanda and Blessing Mahwire, have been recalled to the ODI squad after absences for a wide range of reasons. Notable omissions include Stuart Matsikenyeri, Dion Ebrahim, Mark Vermeulen, Barney Rogers, Chris Mpofu and Douglas Hondo. While Hondo is injured, the others seem to have been dropped, which is particularly harsh on Barney Rogers who has performed admirably in ODIs recently, and has been one of their better batsmen. The selection of Sibanda, who has played 24 ODIs for an average of 11.78, over Rogers, who averages 31.86 (and 37.50 this year), suggests that the woes of Zimbabwean selection are far from over. One can only hope that Rogers was left out due to injury.
Kevin Curran will be in charge of Zimbabwe for the first time, and has aspirations of a quick transformation from the players. "I want all the team to rapidly improve by 5%, because that will impact on the team as a whole. I am a team man but also a really competitive person, and always have been. I want that to rub off and I'm sure it will," he said. Zimbabwe start their campaign on Wednesday, when they play New Zealand.
Full Squad:
Tatenda Taibu (c), Heath Streak (vc), Brendan Taylor, Charles Coventry, Vusi Sibanda, Stuart Carlisle, Craig Wishart, Hamilton Masakaza, Andy Blignaut, Gavin Ewing, Chamunorwa Chibhabha, Keith Dabengwa, Blessing Mahwire, Prosper Utseya, Edward Rainsford, Waddington Mwayenga.
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If Zimbabwe pick the correct XI out of that group of players, India will be lucky to make the final.maxpower said:
However, I doubt that the correct XI will be picked, so they should be safe.
ramkumar_gr
U19 Vice-Captain
What happened to players like Douglas Marrilier, Craig EvansChubb said:
ramkumar_gr
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And also Gavin Rennie,John Rennie,Dirk Viljoen,Travis Friend. - What happened to these players. All are very good one-day players. I dont read any news about them.Chubb said: