courtesy of espn cricinfo By Perkins Bare The Chevrons got off to astrong start in Day 1 of their first Test against Sri Lanka as they closed off the day at 182-9 at the Harare Sports Club yesterday. The match saw the Chevrons having the opening batsmen,1-3 posting half-centuries in a Test Match which certainly got them off to a great start. Kevin Kasuza and Prince Masvaure opened the batting for the Chevrons and they went on to post a partnership of 96 for the opening wicket. The Chevrons went straight for a defensive approach after they opted to bat and managed to close Day 1 on 182-2. This will be a good start for the Chevrons as the extra wickets will come in handy on the second day in racking up those runs and hopefully setting up a strong lead. Kevin Kasuza (63) was playing his first Test whilst Prince Masvaure (55) was only playing his second Test. courtesy of france24 After the dismissal Craig E...
par Perkins-Tino Baré Shayne Makombe pourrait bien être au verge d’une histoire avec son club de Rugby Club de Compiègne. Le club de Compiègne est deuxième actuellement au classement qui permettra les play-offs pour la promotion au Fédérale 2 pour la saison prochain et il fait un des jouers très important dans cette nouveau developpement,. Tout a commencé il y a deux ans après qu’ils ont perdu leur droit au Fédérale 2 et alors la plupart de leurs jouers ont quitté apres la relegation. Les Campiegnois ont decide de recrter quelques jouers dont Shayne Makombe faisait partie la saison dernière. Il a éte donc récruté en tant que jouer et en meme temps comme entraineur pour les moins de 14ans. « Notre mauvaise image liée à la crise nous a handicapé, regrette Thibaut Neumann, le directeur technique au journal Le Parisien. Trois recrues potentielles ont changé d’avis, une autre semble freiner des quatre fers… » Pour le club c’était presque une crise ils on dû traverser mais le chemin...
Rising Stars Dominate Chevrons Line-Up For Tri-Series in Bangladesh By Perkins-Tino Bare The Zimbabwe Cricket team is set to leave for Bangladesh tomorrow with three Rising Stars Academy call-ups making the all the noise. The Chevrons are set to feature in a tri-series pitting Bangladesh and Sri Lanka starting on the 15 th in Mirpur Bangladesh. The three are 19 year old Ryan Murray, 20 year old Brian Mavuta who makes his debut and also 21 year old blessing Muzarabani who earned his place after a decen outing with the Proteas in which he was able to maintain speeds of 140km/h with the pink ball down in South Africa. He will be looking to build on that reputation he has started to build for himself as a genuine seamer. Brian Mavuta is reveling at the call-up for the selectors have sort of decided build the team to be centered around the Rising Stars academy with Brendan Taylor and Kyle Jarvis looking to add more experience to a squad that in essence still has a lot to learn...
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