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Too much, too young

Too much, too young

As Zimbabwe Cricket continue to hog the limelight on and off the field, Dean du Plessis, a top cricket analyst and commentator in Zimbabwe, says the board must return to the old system of player development, and selection on merit

07-Dec-2007•Steven Price

Zimbabwe players emigrate to USA

Zimbabwe players emigrate to USA

Brighton Watambwa, it appears, has brought his budding international career to a close

20-Sep-2005•John Ward

The speed merchant Zimbabwe lost

The speed merchant Zimbabwe lost

Enock Muchinjo meets Brighton Watambwa, Zimbabwe's lost talent

20-Sep-2005•Enock Muchinjo

Brighton Watambwa - a biography

Brighton Watambwa - a biography

FULL NAME: Brighton Tonderai Watambwa BORN: At Harare, 9 June 1977 MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A (1997/98); Mashonaland (1999/2000 to date); Zimbabwe Board XI (1998/99 to date)

25-Apr-2002•John Ward

Brighton Watambwa: Board XI v North West B

Brighton Watambwa: Board XI v North West B

Brighton Watambwa burst into the limelight with some impressive pace-bowling performances for Zimbabwe against Bangladesh and India, but then broke down with a leg injury and hasn't played for the country since

09-Nov-2001•John Ward

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