Where is Zimbabwe cricket heading?
We feel the first class structure in Zimbabwe is heading in the right direction. It’s run professionally and we just hope it continues the same way. We have got five teams at the moment and we’re trying to give exposure to the youngsters. Do you think you would have become bigger star playing for another country? Our country has been through some tough times but it is on the mend. The selection is improving all the time and I’m happy to be a part of Zimbabwe cricket. Being a white, did you ever experience racial profiling? I have always tried to stay away from politics and I have not experienced any racial discrimination. We went through some tough times but that is behind us. Now we all respect each other, which is important. White or black, colour doesn’t bother us anymore. We’re good friends on and off the field and I think that’s very important. Tell us some thing about your background. How did cricket happen to you? I started my career in school. Alastair Campbell’s father shaped
