Eddo Brandes

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FULL NAME: Eddo Andre Brandes BORN: 5 March 1963, Port Shepstone (Natal) MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1985), Mashonaland Country Districts (1994/95-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97-2000/01)

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

Eddo Brandes, Zimbabwe cricketer since 1985, has been awarded a benefit this year by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

FULL NAME: Eddo Andre Brandes BORN: 5 March 1963, Port Shepstone (Natal) MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1985), Mashonaland Country Districts (1994/95-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )

Eddo Brandes, scourge of England, is still playing cricket at club level, having decided to give the game another season after he had originally planned to make last season his finale

Alex gained revenge for their defeat in last season's final with a thrilling victory over defending champions Old Hararians in the first round of the Castle Lager National First League last weekend

Eddo Brandes, the man who achieved legendary status in Zimbabwean cricket after his mighty deeds against the England touring team of 1996/97, was to the surprise of many recalled to the Test team for the third Test against Sri Lanka at Harare Sports

MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1985), Mashonaland Country Districts (1994/95-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )