What an incredible commentator is Pommie Mbangwa. Pommie Mbangwa’s commentary of the winning moment during the Pakistan and Zimbabwe match in the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup on Thursday has come viral. A report in the Sunday News claims that Pommie Mbangwa has retired from playing and coaching to concentrate on his career as a commentator. Pommy Mbangwa, who was commentating during the over, was elated after the ball was declared a no-ball and his delightful reaction has now gone viral on social media. The situation at the ground was chaotic, the fans were chewing their nails and commentary box was also stunned. However, the match was far from over as the umpire called it a no ball because the keeper had collected it ahead of the stumps. Muzarabani was out stumped on the last ball as Bangladesh players went on a juggernaut. After intense drama, the equation came down to five off one ball with Blessing Muzarabani on strike. However, Sean Williams (64) and Ryan Burl took Zimbabwe close. It was only because of the efforts of Nazmul Hossain Shanto, who made 71, that Bangladesh was able to reach a decent score.Ĭhasing a tricky total, Zimbabwe was rattled by Taskin Ahmed and were reduced to 69-5, including the massive wicket of Sikandar Raza. Zimbabwe bowled brilliantly and restricted Bangladesh to 150-7. De Villiers headlines a stellar team of SuperSport commentators and presenters who will call the exciting action of South Africa’s anticipated new league. It was a game that saw the pendulum swung to and fro before Bangladesh claimed a nervy win. Wednesday, 4 January: Former Proteas Men’s captain, AB de Villiers, is looking forward to his commentary debut during the Betway SA20 starting on 10 January. I’ll move on.Brisbane: Bangladesh defeated Zimbabwe in a thriller by 3 runs to keep their semi-final hopes alive. Pommie Mbangwa's commentary of the last ball in Zimbabwe's thrilling win over Pakistan in the Super 12s stage of the T20 World Cup on Thursday is winning hearts around the globe. I don’t want to speculate on what the personal reasons exactly are because I haven’t got those but I hope that discussion can actually be had. The emotion he displayed, particularly on the final ball, simply captivated the hearts of the audience. Unfortunately, he couldn’t enjoy a long stint as a player but smoothly transitioned into. Pommie Mbangwas commentary stole the show yesterday. Mbangwa concluded by saying: "I’ll say this with regard to Quinton de Kock that freedom of choice is fair enough. ‘Pommie’ Mbangwa was a part of Zimbabwean cricket’s golden era from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. There are other issues affecting the world but I don’t understand why it’s so difficult." Responding to Mbangwa's comments, Darren Sammy said: "Yeah, sometimes I don’t understand why is it so difficult to support this movement if you understand what it stands for. This is also in the hope that there is an agreement in that regard." Meanwhile, cricket-turned-commentator Pommie Mbangwa, a former right-arm pacer who used to play for Zimbabwe, was on his feet and found it hard to control his emotions. I hope, I hope that the discussion at the very least can be about how to be united, about something that everybody agrees on. "Excuse me for being political because some will say it is being political but I cannot shed my skin. "This South African statement reads that there are concerns raised over the different postures taken by team members in support of the BLM initiative created an unintended perception of disparity or lack of support for the initiative which essentially says lack of support for people of colour within the side, the South Africa side, within the country South Africa, in the world as a whole." And for this as an initiative to still be here is huge," Mbangwa said. I would say as the team concerned is South Africa who have a history of exclusion and racism. "I dare say Darren that cricket will take a back seat and it’s a big statement for me to make in a cricket World Cup where absolutely everybody would like to play in. Taliban Officials Congratulate Afghanistan Cricket Team On The Emphatic Win
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