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Harare Test begins today
HARARE. Sept 17: It may be the battle to avoid cricket’s wooden spoon but there is . _ much at stake for
Zimbabwe and New Zealand when they begin a two-match Test series in Harare on Thursday. reports Reuter.
The home side believe their apprenticeship in Test cricket is finally over. New Zealand have a captain and a coach be-ginning tneir first full season as well as a crop of uncapped young players
And both can only climb the Test ladder. New Zealand languish last on Wisden's unofficial Test world championship table with Zimbabwe only one place above in eighth.
Tn the past we have been trying to hold our own. just tread water. If we lost in a close match or drew a Test series we thought we had done a good Job." said Zimbabwe's playercoach David Hougton.
'But we now have 20 plus Test cape sitting in our changing room — we’re no longer learners at this game. New Zealand will struggle to beat us here."
Zimbabwean supporters even believe their side go into the series as narrow favourites. The idea draws little response from New Zealand coach, Steve Rlxon.
Tf they want to be favourites that's fine. It doesn't worry me," Rixon said. "All I’m worried about is our guys doing their Jobs and if they do I will be very surprised if they don't come out with the trophy at the end."
The Kiwis go into the series without their leading batsman and bowler of last season In Bryan young and Simon Doull. who are both injured, so Is paceman Geoff Alfott while the experienced Danny Morrison has also been left out on family problem.
Instead their squad includes four uncapped players.
Zimbabwe have a settled side although fast bowler Eddo Brandes misses the series because of a heel injury.
Both sides will chose from 14 on the morning of the match with the composition of each side's bowling attack the major area of debate.
The wicket is expected to turn by the second day and Zimbabwe include a second leg: sninner in uncapped Adam Huckle In their squad along with Kent’s Paul Strang.
TEAMS
ZIMBABWE (Possible): Grant Flower, Gavin Rennie, Guy Whittali, Andy Flower, Alistair Campbell (captain), David Houghton. Craig Wishart. Paul Strang. Heath Streak, Bryan Strang, Everton Matamba-nadzo.
NEW ZEALAND (Possible):
Craig Spearman. Blair Pocock. Matt Horne. Stephen Fleming (captain). Nathan Astle. Chris Calms. Adam Parore, Gavin Larsen. Daniel Vettori, Shane O' Connor, Heath Davis.