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David Coltart, a former Minister of Primary and Secondary Education in Zimbabwe, has attributed the Chevrons’ failure to qualify for the Cricket World Cup to poor administration. Despite their impressive victory over Kenya in the Africa qualifier tournament, Zimbabwe did not make it to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024.
Expressing his disappointment, Coltart, who is also a member of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party, highlighted the detrimental influence of successive administrations dominated by ZANU PF politicians on the country’s cricket. He laid blame on these administrations for undermining the sport’s development and progress. He said:
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Undoubtedly today is one of the bleakest days for Zimbabwe #Cricket. I am so sorry for all the lads and Dave Houghton who have tried so hard. Ultimately I blame successive administrations dominated by Zanu PF politicians which have undermined cricket so terribly in our Nation. But I remain a fervent fan and a new dawn will still arise. Our cricket is simply a reflection of all else which is wrong with our Nation. We need to get the fundamentals right – starting by taking cricket administration out of the hands of politicians- myself included- and allowing those who have played the game at the highest level, and therefore know the game, to run it.
</blockquote>
While David Coltart’s criticism of the Zimbabwe Cricket administration received some support, others disagreed and placed the blame on the players and coaches. Some argued that the team should take responsibility for their loss to Uganda, which was seen as a weaker team. They believed that blaming the administration was a deflection from the players’ performance.
Others raised concerns about the state of sports in Zimbabwe, highlighting issues such as decaying facilities and the neglect of sports by the government. They expressed the need for a change in administration, selectors, and overall culture within Zimbabwean cricket.
Some comments veered off-topic, with individuals bringing up historical issues such as the lack of opportunities for black players during the Selous Scouts era and making political statements.
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David Coltart Blames Administration For Zimbabwe's Failure To Qualify For Cricket World Cup

The Zimbabwe Chevrons will play Netherlands in three-match one-day international (ODI) matches that will be played at Harare Sports Club. The first match is on 
tomorrow. Former captain Brendan Taylor returns to the squad. Zimbabwe won the corresponding series 2-1 which was played in the Netherlands in June.
Zimbabwe head coach, Heath Streak yesterday said:
<blockquote>It’s not an official ODI series, but we will not take the Dutch lightly. We will try to win every game, but what’s important is that we will give our guys time in the middle ahead of tougher assignments.
These are 50-overs matches, they will give us good practice as we are gearing our preparations towards the Test series at home to the West Indies next month.</blockquote>
The squad to face the Netherlands is as follows:
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<ul>
<li>Graeme Cremer (captain) 
</li>
<li>Regis Chakabva 
</li>
<li>Peter Moor 
</li>
<li>Solomon Mire 
</li>
<li>Hamilton Masakadza 
</li>
<li>Sean Williams 
</li>
<li>Craig Ervine 
</li>
<li>Chamunorwa Chibhabha 
</li>
<li>Sikandar Raza 
</li>
<li>Donald Tiripano 
</li>
<li>Christopher Mpofu 
</li>
<li>Richard Ngarava 
</li>
<li>Tarisai Musakanda 
</li>
<li>Ryan Burl 
</li>
<li>Malcolm Waller 
</li>
<li>Tendai Chatara.</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/09/zim-take-netherlands-3-odis/">NewsDay</a>

Zimbabwe to face Netherlands in 3 ODIs

The Zimbabwe cricket team will visit Scotland in June for two one-day international matches. The matches will be played on the 15th and 17th of June at The Grange in Edinburgh. The Chevrons will also tour Sri Lanka for two Test matches and three one-day internationals in July.
Speaking to Newsday, Zimbabwe Cricket board chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani said
<blockquote>The tour is good for us ahead of the Sri Lanka tour, our players will get some quality game time,On the other hand, there is a possibility of the 2019 World Cup qualifiers being played in Scotland so our experience there may be important.
It’s a tour that benefits both Zimbabwe and Scotland and we are excited to have it. After that the boys will be going to Sri Lanka.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/03/23/zim-scotland-tour-confirmed/">NewsDay</a>

Zimbabwe Cricket team to tour Scotland for ODI's

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