You are right. The emergence of such a talent from Zimbabwe is truly astonishing. Earlier the Zimbabwe team was strong enough. They fought hard against big teams. Now they are very weak. Hopefully there will be more talented players like Muzarabani in the Zimbabwe team and Zimbabwe will regain their old glory.
Emergence of indigenous cricketers such as Blessing Muzarabani is good news for the future of Zimbabwe cricket. They can't depend on the white community for cricket, because the white population has gone down from 300,000 to 25,000 in the last four decades. And the outflow of white cricketers from Zimbabwe is not a recent phenomenon. Graeme Hick, one of the best English players of the 80s was born in Zimbabwe and changed his nationality later. Recent examples include Sam Curran, Colin de Grandhomme and Gary Ballance.
When indigenous players such as Trevor Madondo and Pommie Mbangwa represented Zimbabwe for the first time, it was considered as an exception. Because back then, cricket was largely considered as a white sport in Zimbabwe. Henry Olonga was the first black to play for Zimbabwe, but he was born in Zambia to a Kenyan father.
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Islamabad United seems to have started well, and they are 62/2 after 7 overs. Colin Munro is so far responsible for two-third of those runs.