James talks about the impact of the arrival of the Pakistan players – Vipers Voices

It’s time to look forward to the next match on the Vipers’ schedule, the match against the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Saturday afternoon.

And to that, we are in the company of head coach James Foster.

We chatted with James on Thursday and in a wide-ranging conversation he not only looked ahead to that match against the Knight Riders, a repeat of the side’s opening game of the season, but also back to the victory over the Gulf Giants and plenty more besides.

James talks about the impact of the arrival of the Pakistan players – Shaheen Shah Afridi, Shadab Khan and Azam Khan – on the squad, the role of the toss and the impact of the super sub rule on the tournament.

There’s plenty of meat on the bone there and it’s an interview you won’t want to miss.

And remember you can buy your tickets for all Vipers matches, starting with that match against the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, at the ILT20 website and also at all Virgin Megastores across the UAE.

Related articles

Unicorns end Vipers’ GSL journey

The Desert Vipers are out of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) after an eight-wicket loss at the hands of the San Francisco Unicorns in the Qualifier for the Grand Final on Friday night at Providence Stadium

Vipers hold nerve to qualify for GSL playoffs

The Desert Vipers were made to fight hard for a one-wicket win against the Perth Scorchers XI in the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) on Tuesday night in a contest that went right down to the wire. In doing so, they have knocked out the Scorchers and qualify for the playoffs

Vipers cruise past San Francisco Unicorns to stay alive in GSL

Zachary Carter and Saiteja Mukkamalla hit half-centuries after Shadab Khan took 4-13 as the Desert Vipers sealed a nine-wicket win over the San Francisco Unicorns.

Vipers slip to defeat despite record-breaking total

Rilee Rossouw hit 61 as the Desert Vipers posted a GSL-record 205/6, but Romario Shepherd’s late charge carried Guyana Amazon Warriors to a two-wicket win.

Vipers beaten by Qalandars in Global Super League opener

Andries Gous scored 56 and Khary Pierre took 2-14, but the Desert Vipers fell 38 runs short against Lahore Qalandars in their Global Super League opener.

Follow us

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here