Troublesome stars to try Taibu's patience during the Cricket World Cup.

Troublesome stars to try Taibu’s patience during the Cricket World Cup.

The diminutive Zimbabwe wicket-keeper, Tatenda Taibu, has probably weathered more upheavals in his career than any other cricketer could withstand. But he stood up to them lion-heartedly. In April 2004, he was catapulted to the helm after the resignation of captain Heath Streak, and led a woefully inexperienced team by example in the face of repeated heavy defeats. The following year, however, he found himself facing a widely supported players’ revolt, was vilified in the local press and threatened by anti-social elements. Consequently, the first black captain of the country quit his job in November 2005, and retired from international cricket. After brief spells in Bangladesh and England, he moved to South Africa in 2006 and decided to sit out the four-year qualification period to try to play international cricket for them. But it didn’t work out, and surprisingly he reappeared for Zimbabwe in mid-2007.

Ganesha, with the help of Vedic astrology, predicts that Tatenda Taibu’s performance during the forthcoming Cricket World Cup will, in all likelihood, be lacklustre.

Tatenda Taibu was born on 14th May, 1983 at Harare, Zimbabwe. Sun is exalted in his chart. Mars and Moon are conjunct in Taurus. These things give him a strong determination along with projected ego. Exalted Saturn gives him patience and Jupiter in Scorpio gives him action in right direction. During the World Cup, Ganesha doesn’t find his stars much in his favour, but still, initially he might play well. As he plays more matches, he will start feeling tired. Transiting Mars Square Natal Mars indicates scope of exhibiting good skills only through hard work. In short, during the World Cup, Tatenda will have to work very hard to maintain his position. He won’t be able to score much in this Cricket World Cup.

We wish him good luck and may Lord Ganesha bless him.

Ganesha’s Grace,
Bhavesh N. Pattni
The GaneshaSpeaks Team

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