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Former Zimbabwe cricketer <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Henry_Olonga">Henry Olonga</a> has said he is now a musician after his cricket international career was prematurely terminated in 2005 when he stood up against “oppression” by the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> regime.
The Australian-based Zimbabwean national, together with <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Andy_Flower">Andy Flower</a>, embarked on the famous black-armband protest which was held in their opening match against Namibia at the World Cup.
The protest came as the Mugabe administration had started implementing the fast-track land reform programme.
Olonga and Flower never played for Zimbabwe again, and Olonga retired prematurely from international cricket. Initially charged with treason (punishable by death in Zimbabwe), Olonga faced multiple arrest warrants and death threats. He fled the country in 2003 and lived in exile in Britain for 12 years.
Speaking to PTI, sitting in an Adelaide coffee shop, Olonga recollected what his life was like 15 years back. He said:
<blockquote>
I am a singer now. There is a lot of music in my life. I just did a couple of shows last Friday. My first solo performance without our band. It was just me and the audience.
Post cricket, I did a lot of things, I played for Lashings XI along with the great Sachin Tendulkar for a couple of matches. VVS Laxman also played. I did a few commentary gigs many moons back.
Life then kind of took me to different directions. I have two daughters, elder one soon to be 12 and younger one is 10. My wife is an Australian citizen and I have applied for Australian citizenship too. Hope to get it sometime soon.
And once I qualify, you never know, you might see me on athletics track. Throwing javelin.
</blockquote>
Olonga said he had to leave Zimbabwe following death threats. 
He says he has various ventures of mine and is also into art, public speaking and “maybe a bit of acting.” 
Olonga played 80 international games for Zimbabwe which included 30 Tests (68 wickets) and 50 ODIs (58 wickets). Nothing extraordinary and he doesn’t even make any tall claims about his cricketing career.
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Former Zimbabwe Cricketer Henry Olonga Says He Is Now A Musician

Australian-based former prominent Zimbabwean cricketer, Henry Olonga has said that he does not see himself coming back to Zimbabwe due to a number of issues including the hatred he received from Zimbabweans and the deteriorating state of affairs.
He revealed this during an interview with Forbes India. Below are the excerpts from the interview.
<blockquote>Q. After the protest, you moved to England and then to Australia. How is life away from your home country? Do you miss Zimbabwe?
A. Yes, I miss certain aspects of Zimbabwe, but it is now a different country to the one I left. It has struggled economically a lot in the last few years. I have moved on in a sense that I am a completely different person now. I have got British citizenship, and I will soon be a citizen of Australia as well. So, my allegiance, in a sense, has changed.
Zimbabwe has given me a lot of hate. I have received a lot of love from a lot of people as well, but if you see my Twitter timeline from a few months ago, you will see many people in Zimbabwe giving me grief. So, it makes it hard to consider going back or consider a future there. But I do follow the developments in the country, and I am a keen fan of Zimbabwe cricket. It’s a beautiful country but it’s a troubled land.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.forbesindia.com/article/forbes-lifes/cricketer-henry-olonga-on-the-moment-that-changed-his-lifes/56759/1">Forbes India</a>

"Zimbabwe Has Given Me A Lot Of Hate," - Henry Olonga

Former Zimbabwe cricketer, Henry Olonga has claimed that a substandard player can still make it into the Zimbabwe national cricket team. He was speaking at an Australian audition The Voice Australia, a singing competition.
Olonga played alongside captain Andy Flower in the 2000s. He retired from international cricket after receiving death threats for protesting against the then president Robert Mugabe in 2003. Olonga and Flower wore black armbands in their opening match of the 2003 World Cup against Namibia to protest against the then President Robert Mugabe and “mourn the death of democracy in Zimbabwe”.
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