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Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 11:30 am
by mikesiva
Gayle getting some much-needed practice here ahead of the more lucrative 20/20 tournaments in south Africa and Australia in the coming months....
8-)

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 2:12 pm
by BallOil
Gayle century in vain as Rhinos advance

The star attraction of the tournament, Chris Gayle, ransacked an unbeaten 109 but ironically ended up on the losing side as Mid West Rhinos beat Matabeleland Tuskers by seven wickets. Brendan Taylor's unbeaten 75 turned out to be the matchwinning knock as the Rhinos registered their first win.

The Tuskers lost Tom Smith early and that brought Gayle and Paul Horton together for an unbroken stand of 166. Gayle smashed eight fours and seven sixes in his 59-ball knock. Horton remained unbeaten on 47, off 58 balls.

Scorecard

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 3:15 pm
by Westdem
BallOil wrote:Gayle century in vain as Rhinos advance

The star attraction of the tournament, Chris Gayle, ransacked an unbeaten 109 but ironically ended up on the losing side as Mid West Rhinos beat Matabeleland Tuskers by seven wickets. Brendan Taylor's unbeaten 75 turned out to be the matchwinning knock as the Rhinos registered their first win.

The Tuskers lost Tom Smith early and that brought Gayle and Paul Horton together for an unbroken stand of 166. Gayle smashed eight fours and seven sixes in his 59-ball knock. Horton remained unbeaten on 47, off 58 balls.

Scorecard
Is de Tuskers a Farm team for the WI team? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 5:50 pm
by BallOil
Farm what? I'm sure Gayle making more money than the WI players... That was a quick ton, Tait was part of the bowling attack :lol: :lol:

Josh, any idea how much is Gayle contract for this competition?

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 10:22 am
by mikesiva
Westdem wrote:
BallOil wrote:Gayle century in vain as Rhinos advance

The star attraction of the tournament, Chris Gayle, ransacked an unbeaten 109 but ironically ended up on the losing side as Mid West Rhinos beat Matabeleland Tuskers by seven wickets. Brendan Taylor's unbeaten 75 turned out to be the matchwinning knock as the Rhinos registered their first win.

The Tuskers lost Tom Smith early and that brought Gayle and Paul Horton together for an unbroken stand of 166. Gayle smashed eight fours and seven sixes in his 59-ball knock. Horton remained unbeaten on 47, off 58 balls.

Scorecard
Is de Tuskers a Farm team for the WI team? :lol: :lol: :lol:
Yeah. looks familiar, doesn't it? Gayle hits runs, and his team still loses....
:D
Gayle's just using this 20/20 tournament as practice to get in shape for the bigger paydays later this year.

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:57 am
by Westdem
henrygayle @digicelcricket my century wasn't in vain, a lot of money went to charity for those 6s n 4s! :) Bigger Better Network!!
I just can believe that many skunts think dat dis man is a money grabber...WOW!!! Just imagine how many folks in Zim benefit from this TON!!! :lol: :lol:

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 12:57 pm
by mikesiva
Gayle hit 45 from 34 balls, but the Tuskers lost their semi....

However, his team has another chance, when they play Eagles tomorrow in an IPL-style playoff system.

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:03 pm
by Westdem
mikesiva wrote:Gayle hit 45 from 34 balls, but the Tuskers lost their semi....

However, his team has another chance, when they play Eagles tomorrow in an IPL-style playoff system.
Is this a double elimination playoffs?

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:48 pm
by BallOil
mikesiva wrote:Gayle hit 45 from 34 balls, but the Tuskers lost their semi....

However, his team has another chance, when they play Eagles tomorrow in an IPL-style playoff system.
Scorecard

They should win second time around.. :lol:

Re: Chris Gayle in Zimbabwe's Twenty20 competition

Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:49 pm
by DMan
Even with Gayle on a team, despite his solid contributions with the bat, that team still loses. It's like Gayle just drags down the entire team just by his presence on the team alone.