Former Zimbabwe Paceman Stuns The Judges With His Performance On The Voice Australia

Henry Olonga the former Zimbabwe cricketer is again creating a buzz on social media and this time it’s not for his bowling but for stunning skills.
Former Zimbabwe Paceman Stuns The Judges With His Performance On The Voice Australia - RVCJ Media
Henry Olonga was the first black cricketer from his country to play cricket. He was forced to retire after he wore a black armband to protest against Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe in World Cup 2003.

The 42-year-old former cricketer sang ‘This is the moment’ by Andrew Warlow and the bowler impressed the judges in the blind audition of The Voice Australia.

A video of the audition went viral which was shared by the Television Channel SuperSports presenter Derek Alberts.


Olonga was recognised by the judge and he received a standing ovation from the judges. After his performance, Henry Olonga had tears of joy.

Henry Olonga said: Music is special to me because I have sung as a soloist in the choir every term of my schooling. It became a very important part of my education.

He further added ‘I’ve been singing a lot of music since I retired from my previous career. I just wanna sing now. Just sing’.

The former cricketer took to his twitter account handle and tweeted ‘It is a far cry from my former life and thank you to England and Australia for adopting me as one of their own’.


Twitter is lauding Henry Olonga’s hidden talent:

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Henry is blessed with an amazing voice!

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