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Nyasha Chari (born 10 October 1980) is a Zimbabwean former cricketer. [1] He played eleven first-class matches between 2000 and 2008. [2]
Chari was introduced to cricket at St Aiden's Primary School by coach Henry Motsi. [3] His impressive all-rounder abilities secured him a scholarship to Prince Edward School. Notable performances during a school tour to England further established his potential. [3]
His cricketing journey includes representing the national Under-15 team, playing for Mashonaland age-group teams, and involvement with clubs such as Old Hararians Sports Club. [3]
Chari's first-class debut with the CFX Academy against Midlands was marked by a wicket with his fourth ball. [3] Having trained at the MRF Pace Foundation under Dennis Lillee, Chari was primarily an in-swing bowler, who was also skilled in front-foot driving and cutting when batting. [3]
Chari, a devout Christian, also attributes his success to his faith. [3]
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