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Who will win

  • West Indies

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • Zimbabwe

    Votes: 2 50.0%

  • Total voters
    4
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westindies2007

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I had Started it yesturday, but turn it down the last moment.
But I am plan to start it.

This will be about West Indies Real Life Journey.
Fixture, Players, Ovals, Opposition, except the results will be the same


Zimbabwe One-Day Squad

November 27, 2007

Prosper Utseya
Captain
Age 22 years 246 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak

Gary Brent
Age 31 years 318 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium-fast


Chamu Chibhabha
Age 21 years 82 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium


Elton Chigumbura
Age 21 years 258 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium


Keith Dabengwa
Age 27 years 102 days
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Slow left-arm orthodox


Timycen Maruma
Age 19 years 222 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Legbreak googly


Johnson Marumisa
Age 24 years 271 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Legbreak


Hamilton Masakadza
Age 24 years 110 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Legbreak googly


Stuart Matsikenyeri
Age 24 years 208 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Christopher Mpofu
Age 22 years 0 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium


Tawanda Mupariwa
Age 22 years 225 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast-medium


Vusi Sibanda
Age 24 years 48 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium


Tatenda Taibu
Wicketkeeper
Age 24 years 197 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Brendan Taylor
Age 21 years 294 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Sean Williams
Age 21 years 62 days
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Slow left-arm orthodox


West Indies One-Day Squad

November 19, 2007


Chris Gayle
Captain
Age 28 years 59 days
Playing role Batsman
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak

Dwayne Bravo
Vice-captain
Age 24 years 43 days
Playing role All-rounder
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium-fast


Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Age 33 years 95 days
Playing role Batsman
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Legbreak


Narsingh Deonarine
Age 24 years 95 days
Playing role Batsman
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Fidel Edwards
Age 25 years 286 days
Playing role Bowler
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast



Rawl Lewis
Age 33 years 75 days
Playing role All-rounder
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Legbreak googly


Runako Morton
Age 29 years 120 days
Playing role Batsman
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm medium, Right-arm offbreak


Brenton Parchment
Age 25 years 148 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak

Daren Powell
Age 29 years 218 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast-medium


Denesh Ramdin
Wicketkeeper
Age 22 years 251 days
Playing role Wicketkeeper
Batting Right-hand bat


Ravi Rampaul
Age 23 years 35 days
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast-medium


Darren Sammy
Age 23 years 334 days
Playing role All-rounder
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast-medium


Marlon Samuels
Age 26 years 318 days
Playing role Batsman
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Devon Smith
Age 26 years 29 days
Batting Left-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm offbreak


Jerome Taylor
Age 23 years 150 days
Batting Right-hand bat
Bowling Right-arm fast


Experts back Gayle's appointment

November 20, 2007
Chris Gayle: appointed to lead the side in Africa ? Getty Images
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With Ramanaresh Sarwan sidelined through injury, Jamaican Chris Gayle has been named captain of West Indies for the upcoming tours of Zimbabwe and South Africa. And three local cricket aficionados - former West Indies players Raphick Jumadeen, Joey Carew and Deryck Murray - all believe that Gayle's selection stood to reason.

Jumadeen, the former spinner, said Gayle got the best out of his charges in his successful stint at the helm for the ODI matches in England earlier this year "Let's face it, when Gayle took over back in England, the players responded to him very well and he did a wonderful job," stated Jumadeen. "So I say, let's give him a chance and see if he has the mettle to lead the team in the longer version. He is the best bet at this time."

Carew, a former opening batsman and Windies selector, said it was good to see some competition for the highest leadership post on the playing field. "After Sarwan's injury, he [Gayle] assumes the succession. Gayle had a successful ODI tournament so it is no surprise that he is given the mantle of responsibility now," Carew commented. "I would like to see now how he does in the longer version ... rather than the ODIs where it is a different game entirely. At least now, we have some leadership competition because [Trinidad and Tobago captain] Daren Ganga is still uppermost in my mind and I believe he still must be in the reckoning."

Former West Indies wicketkeeper and vice-captain Murray, although following the logic of Gayle's selection, was of the view that Ganga is the best available option. "I suppose Gayle had a stint with the team and was successful in the tournament in England and I presume the selectors thought that he would be a good choice ... it would provide some sort of continuity, so I hope that will work," Murray suggested. "But I would certainly say Ganga, in terms of his leadership and captaincy, is head and shoulders above every other in the Caribbean at the moment and I believe Daren has a role to play in the future of West Indies cricket."

Fixtures
1st ODI: Zimbabwe v West Indies at Harare - Nov 30, 2007
2nd ODI: Zimbabwe v West Indies at Harare - Dec 2, 2007
3rd ODI: Zimbabwe v West Indies at Harare - Dec 4, 2007
4th ODI: Zimbabwe v West Indies at Bulawayo - Dec 7, 2007
5th ODI: Zimbabwe v West Indies at Bulawayo - Dec 9, 2007

[size=+4]West Indies face Zimbabwe blackout[/size]

Haydn Gill

November 28, 2007

West Indian fans may not see or hear a ball on the tour of Zimbabwe. Two days before the start of the five-match one-day series, uncertainty surrounds live television coverage and no radio commentary appears to be available.

SportsMax, the Jamaica cable company that holds television rights for West Indies overseas tours, is trying to finalise last-minute arrangements to facilitate the broadcast, and managing director Oliver McIntosh said yesterday a decision would be made today. In his estimation, it stood at a "50-50" chance that the matches would be shown on their channel which is beamed to 18 islands across the Caribbean.

"The issue that we faced is extremely short notice. If we carry it, it will be more for content and less for commercial purposes. It is essentially a cost to carry it," McIntosh told the Nation from his office in Kingston. "There are also issues picking up signals from Zimbabwe that we've experienced in the past and we're trying to make sure that if we do carry it, there are no issues. The video satellite and link-up is not as easy from Zimbabwe as it is from say Australia or South Africa."

While the tour of Zimbabwe was always part of the ICC's calendar, there were doubts over whether it would have proceeded on the grounds of safety, security and food integrity in the African nation. The West Indies Cricket Board finally provided confirmation of the tour on November 6 when it also said it would continue to monitor the situation in Zimbabwe.

"It's about 50-50. The problem is the lateness of the tour," McIntosh said. "The announcement of it was very late. It is tough. We already have our content and spending set for the year. This is a cost venture."

Radio coverage also seems a no-no for the tour in which the other matches against Zimbabwe are on December 2, 5, 7 and 9.

Caribbean Media Corporation CricketPlus producer Adriel Richard said itwas not in a position to provide coverage because it does not hold rights for either radio or television.

While uncertainty hinges on the Zimbabwe tour, SportsMax will carry live television coverage of the West Indies' tour of South Africa that includes three Tests and five ODIs from December 26 to February 3, while CMC will also have live ball-by-ball radio coverage from the South Africa Broadcasting Corporation.

? The Nation
 
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hi i have a question since blic sucks in gameplay how u get gameplay relaistic is there any patch avialaible or what plz tell me
 

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you make a lot of stories

but anyway good luck on this.
i like BLIC 07 i think it's fun
 

westindies2007

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you make a lot of stories

but anyway good luck on this.
i like BLIC 07 i think it's fun

yep, because i really don't want to go fast on the other stories.
I love to make story so that's why i am making this one.
hopefully i can use up all my time now. because I am feeling boring these days.
 

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Due to an earthquake that Hit the West Indies Today I will be unable to give any updates today. Maybe Saturday I will bring the Update. since my head is in a mess right now, because of the earthqauke.
 

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Lewis set for one-day return for West Indies

Cricinfo staff

November 30, 2007

Raul Lewis is set to play his first one-dayer for 18 months after West Indies included him in their 12 for the opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on Friday. The final 11 will be named on the morning of the match which starts at 9.30am at the Harare Sports Club.

Lewis, the leg-spinning allrounder, last played in New Zealand in March last year. "I'm ready to go if I'm selected," said Lewis, who has 20 one-dayers under his belt. "I was focused from the camp we had in Barbados and I have brought that along with me here. Whatever I'm called upon to do I will do."

Zimbabwe have yet to name their side.

West Indies squad Chris Gayle (capt), Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Runako Morton, Marlon Samuels, Dwayne Bravo, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Devon Smith, Rawl Lewis, Jerome Taylor, Darren Sammy, Daren Powell, Ravi Rampaul.
 

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West Indies won the toss and batted
Chris Gayle and S.Chanderpaul open batting for West Indies.

West Indies started off pretty going 4 runs an over.
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But it wasn't until Captain C. Gayle Wicket fell.
It's a big wicket for Zimbabwe.
This give Zimbabwe a very good chance.
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Which brought on R Morton.
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Morton couldn't stand long as west Indies losses there 2nd wicket.
West Indies is in trouble right now
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As Bravo enters
 
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Enter D. Bravo

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West Indies needs a partnership.

S. Chanderpaul completed his 50 runs
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as West Indies move on to 92/ 2 in 17 overs.
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Big Blow for West Indies and Zimbabwe are enjoying it.
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West are in serious Trouble here. as Chanderpaul goes.
142 - 3
Seem getting 250+ will be a problems for W.I



Zimbabwe Toke 4 quick wickets, as West Indies is struggling.
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10 Over to go. can W.I still make it up to 250+
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Wow, some great bowling by Zimbabwe. Matsikenyeri has bowled superbly, 4/30 are awesome figures. West Indies really struggling here, I'm surprised Lewis didn't get selected to play after all. Deonarine and Powell will have to knuckle down now and make some runs or this will be a very chaseable score for Zimbabwe. Mpofu and Brent have really been the only bowlers for Zimbabwe that aren't going so great, but Mupariwa, Dabengwa, Marumisa and Matsikenyeri are going good.

Keep it up.
 

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you must have so much free time, you have so many stories going!
 

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you must have so much free time, you have so many stories going!

nope I only have 6 hours a day.
But i really love Planetcricket story forum.
plus in this 6 hours, I can get everything done in that time.
 

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Win All Out for 167.
What a Disaster for the West Indies.
Seem Zimbabwe is looking for a win today.
Only if West Indies Bowlers can stop them from getting this small score.
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Since the next game begins tommorow I will give you the 1st Match as the scoreboard.

Zimbabwe got Close to the target, and I must say, Zimbabwe played very well and deserved to win, but due to fast falling of wickets they lost.
Man Of Match Goes to J. Taylor
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Zimbabwe really came close to win this match. West Indies are playing poor cricket after the World Cup only Chanderpaul score runs for them. I hope Zimbabwe win their next match. Nice presentation mate nice work with the graphics :) . KUTGW :)
 
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