. With that said though, it's just a warm-up and they will only be judged when the real thing starts. Winning or losing warm-ups means nothing. Our ladies got hammered by Australia In a warm-up before the last t20 world cup, they then went on to hammer Aus in the final. Same thing with the guys when they got hammered by SL before we won our first t20, they too then went on to beat SL In the final.ICC Qualifiers for 2019 World Cup
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Everyone ready to blame we, but there comes a time when THE PLAYERS have to take responsibility for their own performances. We're not the ones making them slack off In training, we're not the one's making them get complacent when they face the tail, and we're not the one's forcing them to play poor shots . With that said though, it's just a warm-up and they will only be judged when the real thing starts. Winning or losing warm-ups means nothing. Our ladies got hammered by Australia In a warm-up before the last t20 world cup, they then went on to hammer Aus in the final. Same thing with the guys when they got hammered by SL before we won our first t20, they too then went on to beat SL In the final.
. With that said though, it's just a warm-up and they will only be judged when the real thing starts. Winning or losing warm-ups means nothing. Our ladies got hammered by Australia In a warm-up before the last t20 world cup, they then went on to hammer Aus in the final. Same thing with the guys when they got hammered by SL before we won our first t20, they too then went on to beat SL In the final.
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The ten matches to be broadcasted at Harare Sports Club are as follows:
Saturday, 10 March – Windies v Ireland
Monday, 12 March – Windies v Netherlands
Thursday, 15 March – A1 v B1
Friday, 16 March – A2 v B2
Sunday, 18 March – A2 v B3
Monday, 19 March – A1 v B2
Tuesday, 20 March – A3 v B1
Thursday, 22 March – A1 v B3
Friday, 23 March – A2 v B1
Sunday, 25 March – FINAL
Further details on Broadcast
* The broadcast partners covering the games includes Star Sports (India and the Indian Sub-continent, including Nepal), local broadcaster SuperSport (South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa), Sky Sports (United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland), OSN (Middle East & North Africa). Fox Sports (Australia), Willow TV (USA), Sky TV (New Zealand), Ten Sports (Pakistan), ESPN (Caribbean), Gazi TV (Bangladesh), SLRC (Sri Lanka) and Star Cricket (Hong Kong). Digicel will broadcast to fans in Papua New Guinea and Oceania, confirming a partnership that will run until the end of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. It is likely that more broadcasters will be added to this list in due course.
** Digital clips partners include: BBC (UK & Republic of Ireland), ESPNcricinfo (UK, Republic of Ireland and Australia), Hotstar (India), Cricbuzz (US & Canada), Cricingif (Pakistan), ThePapare.com powered by Dialog (Sri Lanka), Cricket Gateway (SE Asia & Australia),, OSN (Middle East & North Africa) and Channel 2 Group (Sub-Saharan Africa).
Saturday, 10 March – Windies v Ireland
Monday, 12 March – Windies v Netherlands
Thursday, 15 March – A1 v B1
Friday, 16 March – A2 v B2
Sunday, 18 March – A2 v B3
Monday, 19 March – A1 v B2
Tuesday, 20 March – A3 v B1
Thursday, 22 March – A1 v B3
Friday, 23 March – A2 v B1
Sunday, 25 March – FINAL
Further details on Broadcast
* The broadcast partners covering the games includes Star Sports (India and the Indian Sub-continent, including Nepal), local broadcaster SuperSport (South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa), Sky Sports (United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland), OSN (Middle East & North Africa). Fox Sports (Australia), Willow TV (USA), Sky TV (New Zealand), Ten Sports (Pakistan), ESPN (Caribbean), Gazi TV (Bangladesh), SLRC (Sri Lanka) and Star Cricket (Hong Kong). Digicel will broadcast to fans in Papua New Guinea and Oceania, confirming a partnership that will run until the end of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. It is likely that more broadcasters will be added to this list in due course.
** Digital clips partners include: BBC (UK & Republic of Ireland), ESPNcricinfo (UK, Republic of Ireland and Australia), Hotstar (India), Cricbuzz (US & Canada), Cricingif (Pakistan), ThePapare.com powered by Dialog (Sri Lanka), Cricket Gateway (SE Asia & Australia),, OSN (Middle East & North Africa) and Channel 2 Group (Sub-Saharan Africa).
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That might be true, but you're the ones picking them when they slack off in training...if the attitude remains poor, and they're still selected, it sends a bad message.AFRO wrote: We're not the ones making them slack off In training, we're not the one's making them get complacent when they face the tail, and we're not the one's forcing them to play poor shots
In contrast, when Russell, Bravo and Pollard turn up for their IPL teams, they're fully committed in training, etc.
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Scores in brief:
Windies beat UAE by 60 runs, Old Hararians, Harare (Group A)
Windies 357-4 (Shimron Hetmyer 127, Chris Gayle 123, Shai Hope 35 retired not out, Evin Lewis 31)
UAE 297-6, 50 overs (Rameez Shahzad 112 not out, Shaiman Anwar 64, Adnan Mufti 45, Chirag Suri 38; Jason Holder 5-53)
Player of the match – Shimran Hetmyer (Windies)
Ireland beat PNG by four wickets, Harare Sports Club, Harare (Group A)
PNG 235 all out, 50 overs (Tony Ura 151, Chad Soper 25; Andy McBrine 3-38, Boyd Rankin 2-41, Kevin O’Brien 2-53)
Ireland 237-6, 49.1 overs (William Porterfield 111, Ed Joyce 53, Paul Stirling 27; Assad Vala 2-39)
Player of the match – Tony Ura (PNG)
Zimbabwe beat Afghanistan by two runs, Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Zimbabwe 196 all out, 43 overs (Brendan Taylor 89, Sikandar Raza 60, Graeme Cremer 19 not out; Rashid Khan 3-38, Mujeeb Rahman 3-49, Dawlat Zadran 2-17)
Afghanistan 194 all out, 49.3 overs (Rahmat Shah 69, Mohammad Nabi 51, Mohamad Shahzad 24; Sikandar Raza 3-40)
Player of the match – Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe)
Scotland beat Hong Kong by four wickets, Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Hong Kong 91 all out, 38.2 overs (Nizakat Khan 26, Aizaz Khan 17, Ehsan Khan 16 not out, Tom Sole 4-15, Alasdair Evans 3-19, Mark Watt 2-23)
Scotland 92-6, 23.3 overs (Kyle Coetzer 41 not out, George Munsey 22; Ehsan Khan 3-29, Ehsan Nawaz 2-24)
Player of the match – Tom Sole (Scotland)
Fixtures for Thursday (matches start 09h30 local time, matches featuring the Netherlands and Nepal will be classified as List-A matches as the two sides don’t have ODI status coming into this tournament):
Netherlands v UAE, Harare Sports Club, Harare (Group A)
Windies v PNG, Old Hararians, Harare (Group A)
Scotland v Nepal, Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Afghanistan v Hong Kong, Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Windies beat UAE by 60 runs, Old Hararians, Harare (Group A)
Windies 357-4 (Shimron Hetmyer 127, Chris Gayle 123, Shai Hope 35 retired not out, Evin Lewis 31)
UAE 297-6, 50 overs (Rameez Shahzad 112 not out, Shaiman Anwar 64, Adnan Mufti 45, Chirag Suri 38; Jason Holder 5-53)
Player of the match – Shimran Hetmyer (Windies)
Ireland beat PNG by four wickets, Harare Sports Club, Harare (Group A)
PNG 235 all out, 50 overs (Tony Ura 151, Chad Soper 25; Andy McBrine 3-38, Boyd Rankin 2-41, Kevin O’Brien 2-53)
Ireland 237-6, 49.1 overs (William Porterfield 111, Ed Joyce 53, Paul Stirling 27; Assad Vala 2-39)
Player of the match – Tony Ura (PNG)
Zimbabwe beat Afghanistan by two runs, Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Zimbabwe 196 all out, 43 overs (Brendan Taylor 89, Sikandar Raza 60, Graeme Cremer 19 not out; Rashid Khan 3-38, Mujeeb Rahman 3-49, Dawlat Zadran 2-17)
Afghanistan 194 all out, 49.3 overs (Rahmat Shah 69, Mohammad Nabi 51, Mohamad Shahzad 24; Sikandar Raza 3-40)
Player of the match – Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe)
Scotland beat Hong Kong by four wickets, Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Hong Kong 91 all out, 38.2 overs (Nizakat Khan 26, Aizaz Khan 17, Ehsan Khan 16 not out, Tom Sole 4-15, Alasdair Evans 3-19, Mark Watt 2-23)
Scotland 92-6, 23.3 overs (Kyle Coetzer 41 not out, George Munsey 22; Ehsan Khan 3-29, Ehsan Nawaz 2-24)
Player of the match – Tom Sole (Scotland)
Fixtures for Thursday (matches start 09h30 local time, matches featuring the Netherlands and Nepal will be classified as List-A matches as the two sides don’t have ODI status coming into this tournament):
Netherlands v UAE, Harare Sports Club, Harare (Group A)
Windies v PNG, Old Hararians, Harare (Group A)
Scotland v Nepal, Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
Afghanistan v Hong Kong, Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo (Group B)
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But wait!!!, NOW it's Ok to drop the primadonnas?mikesiva wrote: That might be true, but you're the ones picking them when they slack off in training...if the attitude remains poor, and they're still selected, it sends a bad message.
In contrast, when Russell, Bravo and Pollard turn up for their IPL teams, they're fully committed in training, etc.
What do you think we've been battling for so long? You think it's been all about "money"?
If you heard the truth about how some of these players have acted on the training pitch and towards their coaches, you wouldn't believe it. There's a REASON Gibbo fell out with many of them whilst Simmo was often seen laughing and joking with them, do the maths.And of course dem IPL man dem "act accordingly" when they go to the IPL, because they know they are easily replaceable if they act up. The same cannot be said for WI. When we take action the whole region explodes and points fingers at us so we can't win either way
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According to you there are still prima Donna them in the team and you lot refuse to do anything about them. Hypocrites!
West indies have an easy win over Papua new Guinea. That's our level.
Carlos took a five fer. Holder made 99 not out.
Zimbabwe have pulled out the school children to watch west indies vs Ireland. Why can't the trough dwellers in the wicb do the same for the games against the Lions at Coolidge?
West indies have an easy win over Papua new Guinea. That's our level.
Carlos took a five fer. Holder made 99 not out.
Zimbabwe have pulled out the school children to watch west indies vs Ireland. Why can't the trough dwellers in the wicb do the same for the games against the Lions at Coolidge?
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Powell hit a century and holder a half century against Ireland. Roach and Williams each took a four for.
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The West Indies beat Netherlands by 52 runs on D/L to top their group.
Evin Lewis (84), Marlon Samuels (73 not out), Rovman Powell (52) and Chris Gayle (46) carried the West Indies to an imposing 309-6. Then, there were three run-outs, as the Dutch made 167-6 when the rain came. Wesley Barresi made 64 and Ryan ten Doeschate 67 not out.
These are the points being carried forward into the Super Sixes....
Group A
West indies 4
Ireland 2
UAE 0
Group B
Zimbabwe 3
Scotland 3
Afghanistan 0
Evin Lewis (84), Marlon Samuels (73 not out), Rovman Powell (52) and Chris Gayle (46) carried the West Indies to an imposing 309-6. Then, there were three run-outs, as the Dutch made 167-6 when the rain came. Wesley Barresi made 64 and Ryan ten Doeschate 67 not out.
These are the points being carried forward into the Super Sixes....
Group A
West indies 4
Ireland 2
UAE 0
Group B
Zimbabwe 3
Scotland 3
Afghanistan 0
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Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
21st Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
24th Match, Super Sixes - Scotland v United Arab Emirates
Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
22nd Match, Play off - Hong Kong v Netherlands
Kwekwe Sports Club
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
23nd Match, Play off - Nepal v Papua New Guinea
Old Hararians, Harare
Fri Mar 16 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
25th Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v Ireland
Harare Sports Club
Sat Mar 17 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
26th Match, 7th Place Play off - TBC v TBC
Kwekwe Sports Club
Sat Mar 17 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
27th Match, 9th Place Play off - TBC v TBC
Old Hararians, Harare
Sun Mar 18 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
28th Match, Super Sixes - Ireland v Scotland
Harare Sports Club
Mon Mar 19 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
29th Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Tue Mar 20 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
30th Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v United Arab Emirates
Harare Sports Club
Wed Mar 21 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
31st Match, Super Sixes - Scotland v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Thu Mar 22 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
32nd Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v United Arab Emirates
Old Hararians, Harare
Fri Mar 23 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
33rd Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v Ireland
Harare Sports Club
Sun Mar 25 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT | 08:30 BST)
Final - TBC v TBC
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21st Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
24th Match, Super Sixes - Scotland v United Arab Emirates
Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
22nd Match, Play off - Hong Kong v Netherlands
Kwekwe Sports Club
Thu Mar 15 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
23nd Match, Play off - Nepal v Papua New Guinea
Old Hararians, Harare
Fri Mar 16 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
25th Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v Ireland
Harare Sports Club
Sat Mar 17 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
26th Match, 7th Place Play off - TBC v TBC
Kwekwe Sports Club
Sat Mar 17 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
27th Match, 9th Place Play off - TBC v TBC
Old Hararians, Harare
Sun Mar 18 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
28th Match, Super Sixes - Ireland v Scotland
Harare Sports Club
Mon Mar 19 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
29th Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Tue Mar 20 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
30th Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v United Arab Emirates
Harare Sports Club
Wed Mar 21 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
31st Match, Super Sixes - Scotland v West Indies
Harare Sports Club
Thu Mar 22 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
32nd Match, Super Sixes - Zimbabwe v United Arab Emirates
Old Hararians, Harare
Fri Mar 23 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT)
33rd Match, Super Sixes - Afghanistan v Ireland
Harare Sports Club
Sun Mar 25 (50 ovs) 09:30 local (07:30 GMT | 08:30 BST)
Final - TBC v TBC
Harare Sports Club