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Par Perkins-Tino Baré Ce N'était Qu'un Rêve Pour les Chevrons alors qu’ils n`ont pas pu finir fortement leur tour du Bangladesh alors qu`ils sont tombés au tigres dans le deuxième match du Test qui a été contesté du 11 au 15 Novembre au stade national de Sheré Bangal de 218. Les Chevrons n’a rien maitrisé cette fois-ci alors qu`ils ont vu les tigres poste un premièr score de 522-7. Il paraît que les Chevrons ont été pour un moment donné au bout de la situation avec les Tigres à 13-3 dans le premier session du jour. Mais grâce au Mominul Haque et Mushfiqur Rahim leur gardien ils se sont rattrapés avec un partenariat de 266. Moniminal Haque était le premier a cédé son guichet au Chevrons mais Mushfikur Rahim n’a rien lâché alors qu`il est allé plus loin en ayant un autre grand partenariat au bout du match avec Mehidy Hasan Miraz, ensemble les deux ont eu 144. Mushfikur Rahim a fini son tour avec 219 et quand les Chevrons n`arrivaeint pas a prendre son guichet ils ont decl

Par Perkins-Tino Baré Le Chevrons ont battu le Bangladesh dans un Test match qui a été joué au stade cricket de Sylhet International au Bangladesh du 3 au 6 novembre. Le Chevrons ont choisi de frappé le premiere après avoir gagné le tirage au debut du match. Les Chevrons sont allées poster un total de 282 avec leur capitaine Hamilton Masakadza qui a été le premièr de poster un gros score (52) sur le scene suivi par Sean Williams qui avait le plus gros score du jour (88) notamment avec PJ Moor qui semble s’améliorer avec chaque match qu`il joue. Le Chevrons n`avait pas gagné une match de Test   à l'extérieur il y a 17 ans et ils n`ont meme pas gagné un match de Test effectivement depuis 2012 o ú ils ont battu le Pakistan a domicile et alors c`est une grande soulagement pour le nouveau entraineur Lalchand Rajput qui a pris les reines cettte année. Regis chakabva a beacoup aide PJ Moor malgre son score plutot maigre de 28. Le Bangladesh ne s`est ja

Perkins-Tino Baré Le Zimbabwe Cricket a hier dévoilée le programme pour son prochain programme de cricket qui va voir les clubs locaux jouer d è s le 1er Décembre. Les clubs vont s`affronter   au cours de 6 ronds des matchs qui vont être jou é du 1 décembre au 16 mars et il y aura seulement quatre clubs qui vont s`affronter pour les deux titres celui de Logan Coup et celle de ODI. Les premières matchs seront Mashonaland Eagles contre Tuskers au Harare Sports Club pendant que Rhinos va s`affronter au Mountaineers   au Kwekwe Sports Club. Le saison 2018-2019 va avoir seulement 4 équipes et l`équipe de Raising Stars va nous manquer le plus cette saison après avoir gagne le titre la saison dernière l`équipe s`est fait dissipe au raisons financières alors que le Zimbabwe Cricket continue de traverser son crise économique interminable. L`équipe de Raising Stars a été forme par l`aide de l`ancien jouer Tatenda Taibu et aujourd`hui ç a fait la moitie de l`équipe a

By Perkins Bare Kirsty Coventry has been appointed the new Minister of Sports, Arts and Youth  in a move that could possibly change Zimbabwean Sports for the good. The 34-year old Olympiad has been named in a new cabinet announced by His Excellency CDE ED Mnangagwa at the State House later this afternoon, Hon Kirsty was named new Minister of Sports Arts and Youths. The main reason why this was a formidable appointment in my view is because Kirsty Coventry is someone who is already on the ground getting her hands dirty and this is just but a title for she has been working to try and bring change already.  She is a member of the ANOCA Athlete's Commission, Vice-President of the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee and provides coaching and swimming lessons at her non-profit organization, the Kirsty Coventry Academy, and has recently launched a program for low-income and underserved areas - HEROES: Empowering children through sport. Heroes is a community-based program that was launche

         Mitchell Johnson By Perkins Bare First of all happy left hander`s day if you clicked on this link with your left hand and hope you had a wonderful left hander`s day yesterday. One of a bowler`s greatest innate qualities has always been being left handed and batsmen always had that fear of seeing a left hander running up the pitch but of all who`ve graced the game of cricket we look at those who`ve wrecked the records to make us believe that if you`re a bowler and you were born right handed then you`re screwed because someone out there is better than you. `It is hard to see why the left-arm quick bowler should be such a rarity. In any adversarial sport there are advantages to being a minority` writes The New York Times. According to study done by the journal Biology Letters it was proven that left handers actually do have an added advantage, “The data suggests that the heavier the time constraints are operating in a sport, the larger the proportion of left-handers,” sa

By Perkins Bare It’s the chevrons but its not the Chevrons, that was the order of the day as the duel between Zimbabwe Cricket and its players has reached a split with the mother body announcing a squad without 5 of its senior players. In the front seat we have Zimbabwe Cricket board in their suits and ready for business and in the blue corner we have the players themselves in their blue shorts and still whining over their unpaid salaries and threatening to boycott the match unless they are paid by the 25th of June or at least a settlement is made (that means a promise hey). These have the backing of the former players who have served Zimbabwe Cricket for the rest of their lives like Stephen Mangongo who`s suing ZC for 19 years salaries (just how old is this guy???). So the two split after the dismissal of Heath Streak which was deemed as unfair and people calling for the dismissal of the whole board instead which then messed everything up as Zimbabwe is now facing dismissal itse

By Perkins Bare  The storm at Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Cricket seems to be slowly reaching its peak after the resignation of the Managing Director Faisal Hasnain putting pressure on the rest of the ZC board to follow suite. with captains jumping out of this inking ship it seemed to be yet another bad day for Zimbabwe Cricket as this was then followed by the cancellation of the second year of the Rising Stars programme, which is essentially a 5-year programme and was forming the backbone of Zimbabwe Cricket`s player development.     “Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) wishes to announce that Faisal Hasnain has officially resigned from his position as managing director, with immediate effect,” read the statement released by Zimbabwe Cricket. The saddest part of the day was definitely the boycott being planned by the players in the upcoming T20 series against Australia and Pakistan. With the players still to be paid their March and April salaries the players are owed close to $40,000