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November 13, 2009Posted on 11/13/2009 in Zimbabwe cricket
Zimbabwe beg for firepower, new leadership
It was generally agreed that Zimbabwe’s recent 4-1 series defeat in the spin-haven of Bangladesh was not an accurate appraisal of their overall performance on the subcontinent, writes Enock Muchinjo in the Zimbabwe Independent, but what of the two ODIs in South Africa in familiar conditions this week? In recent months Zimbabwe Cricket has made appointments in crucial areas such as selection and coaching. In this editorial, Muchinjo examines a few dynamics that need addressing.
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