Ray Price

Ray Price is a Zimbabwean left arm spinner with no real credentials with the bat. He also plays golf, and is the nephew of world renowned golfer Nick Price. He made his first class debut in 1995-96 and then made his international debut in 1999-2000 against Sri Lanka. He did not pick up a single wicket and did not play a Test till 2001. It was in 2001, that he played against Bangladesh and was the bowling star with a seven wicket haul for around 160 runs. It was, however, in 2003 that he got his first 10 wicket haul in a match when he took 10/161 against the West Indies, and the Zimbabweans came to within one wicket of clinching the match. Three years after making his Test debut, he made his first ODI appearance, and impressed everyone with figures of 0/38 in 10, in a match where India scored 288 in the fifty overs. However, he joined the other 'rebels' in the pay dispute against the Zimbabweans Board and was expelled. After this he went to England to play for Worcestershire and played with them for three and a half years. However, he rejected their renewed contract to rejoin the Zimbabwean team. Although he was not picked for the 2007 World Cup, he did manage to make a comeback and played against the West Indies and Pakistan in 2007-08.

Ray Price is a Zimbabwean left arm spinner with no real credentials with the bat. He also plays golf, and is the nephew of world renowned golfer Nick Price. He made his first class debut in 1995-96 and then made his international debut in 1999-2000 against Sri Lanka. He did not pick up a single wicket and did not play a Test till 2001. It was in 2001, that he played against Bangladesh and was the bowling star with a seven wicket haul for around 160 runs. It was, however, in 2003 that he got his first 10 wicket haul in a match when he took 10/161 against the West Indies, and the Zimbabweans came to within one wicket of clinching the match. Three years after making his Test debut, he made his first ODI appearance, and impressed everyone with figures of 0/38 in 10, in a match where India scored 288 in the fifty overs. However, he joined the other 'rebels' in the pay dispute against the Zimbabweans Board and was expelled. After this he went to England to play for Worcestershire and played with them for three and a half years. However, he rejected their renewed contract to rejoin the Zimbabwean team. Although he was not picked for the 2007 World Cup, he did manage to make a comeback and played against the West Indies and Pakistan in 2007-08.

Ray Price is a Zimbabwean left arm spinner with no real credentials with the bat. He also plays golf, and is the nephew of world renowned golfer Nick Price. He made his first class debut in 1995-96 and then made his international debut in 1999-2000 against Sri Lanka. He did not pick up a single wicket and did not play a Test till 2001. It was in 2001, that he played against Bangladesh and was the bowling star with a seven wicket haul for around 160 runs. It was, however, in 2003 that he got his first 10 wicket haul in a match when he took 10/161 against the West Indies, and the Zimbabweans came to within one wicket of clinching the match. Three years after making his Test debut, he made his first ODI appearance, and impressed everyone with figures of 0/38 in 10, in a match where India scored 288 in the fifty overs. However, he joined the other 'rebels' in the pay dispute against the Zimbabweans Board and was expelled. After this he went to England to play for Worcestershire and played with them for three and a half years. However, he rejected their renewed contract to rejoin the Zimbabwean team. Although he was not picked for the 2007 World Cup, he did manage to make a comeback and played against the West Indies and Pakistan in 2007-08.