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Posted: Tuesday May 11, 1999 11:06 PM
Full name: Alistair Douglas Ross Campbell (captain) Born: Sept. 23, 1973.
Bats: Left-handed Played for: Zimbabwe
One-Day Debut: vs. West Indies at Brisbane, World Cup, 1991/92
Total Runs: 2,483
Total Wickets: 8 First selected for national team, while still at school and has played in the last two World Cups. Flourishing batsman who has finally produced the consistent form that had been lacking earlier in his game.
Full name: Andrew Flower (vice-captain, wicketkeeper) Born: April 28, 1968.
Bats: Left-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Mashonaland
One-Day Debut: vs. Sri Lanka at New Plymouth, World Cup, 1991/92
Total Runs: 3,197
Catches: 75 On his international debut in Zimbabwe's opening match of the 1992 World Cup against Sri Lanka. Flower batted through the innings for a score of 115*, becoming only the third batsman to score a century in his one-day international debut. Zimbabwe’s former captain, Flower possesses a wealth of international experience and is the most capped player in the squad with 100 internationals to his credit. He often bats in the middle-order.
Full name: Grant William Flower Born: Dec 20, 1970.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Mashonaland
One-Day Debut: vs. India at Harare, One-off ODI, 1992/93
Total Runs: 3,080
Total Wickets: 41 Opening bat who has frequently played the anchor role, acting as a foil for the faster batsman. Has carried his through the full 50 overs in the past. Brilliant fielder and his spin bowling can keep the scoring down, making him a useful second spinner.
Full name: Neil Clarkson Johnson Born: Jan. 24, 1970.
Bats: Left-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Ireland, Leicestershire, Eastern Province, Natal
One-Day Debut: vs. New Zealand at Dhaka, Wills International Cup, 1998/99
Total Runs: 500
Total Wickets: 9 Played most of his cricket in neighboring South Africa but returned to land of his birth a year ago and won almost immediate selection for Zimbabwe. An exciting player who promises to be a useful all-rounder.
Full name: Murray William Goodwin Born: Dec. 11, 1972.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Western Australia
One-Day Debut: vs. Sri Lanka at Colombo, First ODI, 1997/98
Total Runs: 846
Total Wickets: 3 Born in Zimbabwe, Goodwin moved to Australia as a teenager. Played for Western Australia regularly for several season in Australia’s Sheffield Shield competition before returning to Zimbabwe in 1997 and won immediate selection. Powerful hitter who normally bats at No. 3.
Full name: Stuart Vance Carlisle Born: May 10, 1972.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe
One-Day Debut: vs. Pakistan at Harare, First ODI, 1994/95
Total Runs: 208
Total Wickets: -- Regarded as a naturally gifted strokemaker whose game is just starting to flourish. Has been used both as an opener and further down the order.
Full name: Henry Khaaba Olongo Born: July 3, 1976
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Mashonaland, Matabeleland
One-Day Debut: vs. South Africa at Harare, First ODI, 1995/96
Total Runs: 6
Total Wickets: 8 First black cricketer to represent Zimbabwe at and international level and also the youngest. Fastest bowler in the country but injury-prone. Olonga has returned after totally rebuilding his action, after he was called for throwing the ball in a test in early 1995. Tendency to bowl more no balls and wides than most and has trouble finding his rhythm.
Full name: Heath Hilton Streak Born: March 16, 1974.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Hampshire, Matabeleland
One-Day Debut: vs. South Africa at Bangalore, Hero Cup, 1993/94
Total Runs: 809
Total Wickets: 89 Frequently figured high in the world bowling rankings, Streak has suffered from various niggling injuries. Streak can move the ball in the air and off the pitch. The Bulawayo-born 25-year-old has led the Zimbabwean attack for the last few years. A potential match winner on his day, Streak’s batting can be useful. His knowledge of English conditions may serve him well after playing for Hampshire.
Full name: Mpumelelo Mbangwa Born: June 26, 1976.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Matabeleland
One-Day Debut: vs. Paksitan at Lahore, Second ODI, 1996/97
Total Runs: 24
Total Wickets: 7 A line-and-length bowler Mbangwa has yet to establish himself in the national squad.
Full name: Adam George Huckle Born: Sept. 21, 1971.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Matabeleland, Eastern Province
One-Day Debut: vs. Bangladesh at Nairobi, President’s Cup, 1997/98
Total Runs: 9
Total Wickets: 6 An attacking leg-spinner Huckle played for several years in South Africa where he was selected for the national 'A' side. More suited to test match conditions his leg breaks have proven expensive in the one-day game.
Full name: Dirk Peter Viljoen Born: March 11, 1977.
Bats: Left-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Mashonaland
One-Day Debut: vs. Sri Lanka at Sharjah, Singer-Akai Cup, 1996/97
Total Runs: 148
Total Wickets: 6 Can open the innings, Viljoen prefers the middle-order. A useful change bowler, Viljoen is still struggling to retain a regular spot in the Zimbabwe squad.
Full name: Eddo Andre Brandes Born: March 5, 1963.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe
One-Day Debut: vs. New Zealand at Hyderabad, World Cup, 1987/88
Total Runs: 383
Total Wickets: 69 Brandes spearheaded Zimbabwe's bowling attack for over a decade, however, he has become rather expensive. Took four wickets when Zimbabwe recorded shock win over England in 1992 World Cup. Brandes is also capable of acting as a pinch-hitter.
Full name: Paul Andrew Strang Born: July 28, 1970.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Mashonaland, Mashonaland Country Districts
One-Day Debut: vs. Australia at Perth, World Series, 1994/95
Total Runs: 955
Total Wickets: 79 One of the world's top leg-spinners who can be very dangerous in the right conditions. A useful lower-order batsman and also a brilliant fielder.
Full name: Andrew Richard Whittall Born: March 28, 1973.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Cambridge University
One-Day Debut: vs. Sri Lanka at Colombo, Singer World Series, 1996/97
Total Runs: 140
Total Wickets: 38 Developing into useful all-rounder whose off-spinners add variety to the Zimbabwe attack. Cousin of teammate Guy Whittall.
Full name: Guy James Whittall Born: Sept. 5, 1972.
Bats: Right-handed Played for: Zimbabwe, Matabeleland
One-Day Debut: vs. Sri Lanka at Patna, Hero Cup, 1993/94
Total Runs: 1,509
Total Wickets: 49 An aggressive middle-order batsman Whittall has become a regular in the Zimbabwe squad. His medium-pace bowling may not be enough to dismiss his opponents but it is tight and consistent. Whittall is also a good fielder. | |
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