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"Critical to this, however, is alignment with the New Zealand Government around its requirements for this to take place,” Marinos said. “SANZAAR is well advanced in option planning with New Zealand Rugby, which in turn is now seeking New Zealand Government approval. It is hoped that details will be announced in the near future.” … [Read more...] about New Zealand open to hosting a delayed Rugby Championship

Place your bets on a tearful TV confession with Oprah, and a comeback in the hermetically-sealed environment of the Masters. Whatever happens, we will never again believe the fairy tale of the sports legend who has it all. … [Read more...] about Naughty noughties

”I’m going to take a good, long hard look at myself once we get off air this morning because it just wasn’t good enough and I’m really disappointed in myself... and I know a lot of you aren’t happy with what I said.” … [Read more...] about Woman mocked by TVNZ reporter learned of ‘nasty comments’ from NZ family

With the information that I know now I can't say because apparently it means so many different things. From what I am learning now it has so many different meanings. I believe the way the dressing room was back in that IPL season, the unity that we had was what got us through to the play-offs. Everybody was talking about how strong and how united this team was. And I still feel that same away about it. That's why I am saying it's important to have that conversation to know what context in which you were calling (me by that word). Because I thought we were operating from brotherly love. And I believe that. But believing that and not have the conversation about the bigger picture is still going to be wrong. We have to educate people to stop using such words that could be offensive. … [Read more...] about Daren Sammy: ‘I refuse to allow any other person to make me feel mentally less’

There were no further suggestions of white and black players competing with or against each other at national level. South Africa's national teams were all-white, and black players formed their own unions and tournaments, initially in separate race groupings and then collectively under the South African Cricket Board of Control. In 1991, the white and black boards were unified and South Africa, pre-democracy, re-entered the international sporting arena. They are a year short of three decades into this new era and selection is still politicised, with a government-imposed target system in place to address the pace of change. Apart from Bavuma, only eight other black Africans have played Test cricket out of a total of 110 post-readmission players. The discussion around transformation is ever present. … [Read more...] about The lost legacy of Krom Hendricks, South Africa’s first great black cricketer