In the pantheon of Australian cricketers, the leg-spinner who plays for the Oval Invincibles is positively exotic
’ll always be honest about how I feel about certain competitions and I’m being 100% honest with you, I love this competition. I genuinely enjoy it. The Oval Invincibles - it’s a super privilege to play here.”
Sitting in a sun-strewn south London, Zampa is also one of the relatively few A-list names taking part in this year’s men’s Hundred competition, the fourth iteration of which gets underway today. He’s a big fan. “For me, now, it’s about trying to play every white ball game for Australia. I’ve tried to make the conscious decision of not trying to chase too much franchise cricket in the past year. The Hundred has been the one on my radar.”
Zampa is nobody’s stooge. He makes his choices and sticks to them. Whether refraining from singing his country’s national anthem before matches or describing golfers as “floggers” . In fact, his single-natured attitude has been honed over the past few years by something of an unlikely source – Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld creator, Larry David.I’ve basically created myself to be a little bit more like him.
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