The Zimbabwean party will be able to grow stronger with government support and funding. Zimbabwe has a number of talented players in its squad. But the Zimbabwean board is not able to find the right talented players. Government support is required for this. The people of Zimbabwe are very interested in cricket. Still, the Zimbabwean squad is weak. With proper facilities and support from the government, this group will be able to become stronger in the future. Right now the Zimbabwean team is completely dependent on Sikandar Raza's performance.
Government support and funding can certainly help improve infrastructure and facilities for cricket in a country. This can help identify and nurture talented players provide them with better training and development opportunities and build a strong national team. It is also important for the Cricket Board in Zimbabwe to work towards creating a more sustainable and equitable structure for the development of the game in the country. This can include investing in grassroots programs creating pathways for young players to progress through the ranks and building stronger partnerships with local communities. The success of the Zimbabwean cricket team will depend on a number of factors including the ability and dedication of its players the support and investment from the government and cricket board and the overall infrastructure and culture of the game in the country.
Zimbabwe is certainly not as strong as it was before. So a lot of investors are also not showing interest in Zimbabwe cricket. Especially when the investors say that the squad is not having a reliable helping hand from the government, they are generally going to think that this is not a good place to invest. We can often see that a lot of players in Zimbabwe, even some of the popular players of the squad, do not have any sponsor logo on their bat. That's because they have not been able to present themselves as well as some other teams have been able to, like Afghanistan. Afghanistan is not a very good cricketing power, or at least not very big. But they have certainly made their presence felt. I think if Zimbabwe concentrates on the t20 format, they will probably be able to achieve that as well.