Full time Private Physiotherapy Practitioner and director, part time sports physio consultant, family man, Methodist Church member, Rotarian, humble Zuruvi
Brian Bennett genuinely looks like a proper gem Zimbabwe has uncovered. Being not out in all three matches in a World Cup is already special in T20 International for an opener, but doing it with consistency across the last 8 innings? Thatโs the sign of a batter with temperament, maturity, and serious match awareness.
This Zimbabwe run brings back the nostalgic feel of their World Cup ODI run in 1999. That team was iconic with Neil Johnson, Grant Flower, Paul Strang, Streak, Murray Goodwin, Andy Flower, Alistair Campbell, Olonga, Whittall, etc.
Brian Bennett in last 8 matches
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63* vs SL, WC 2026
64* vs AUS, WC 2026
48* vs OMN, WC 2026
34 vs SL, Tri Series
9 vs Pak, Tri Series
49 vs SL, Tri Series
49 vs Pak, Tri Series
47 vs AFG, Bilateral Tour
Most POTM awards in T20I (Matches) :
20 - Sikandar Raza (130)*
17 - Suryakumar Yadav (108)
16 - Virat Kohli (125)
14 - Muhammad Waseem (97)
14 - Mohammad Nabi (151)
14 - Rohit Sharma (159)
13 - Shadab Khan (121)
12 - Mohammad Rizwan (106)
12 - David Warner (110)
12 - Glenn Maxwell (129)
12 - Shakib Al Hasan (129)
11 - Dipendra Singh Airee (94)
11 - Shahid Afridi (99)
11 - Mohammad Hafeez (119)
10 - JJ Smit (71)
10 - Chris Gayle (79)
10 - Shaheen Afridi (101)
10 - Martin Guptill (122)
10 - Babar Azam (143)
10 - Jos Butler (151)
Sikandar Raza is a freakish legend in T20's. There is no one bigger & better than him. A true match winner in all aspects for this Zimbabwe team. Legend
I got these sweet potato crisps from Harare on Monday, brought to me by a relative. They are being made by a Zimbabwean entrepreneur named Ronald Museka, and they are genuinely good. They are fresh, crispy, and full of flavour.
Let us give this brother a chance by supporting his product. It is inspiring to see young black Zimbabwean entrepreneurs creating quality goods and delivering excellence. Please retweet and reshare to help him grow his business.
Many people often say black Zimbabweans are jealous and envious of one another, let us prove them wrong. One brotherโs or sisterโs progress is our collective progress. When we uplift one of our own, we uplift the nation.