SinghDude
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KP will be opening for the Poms. Rather bold move, should it work, KP could wreak havoc up front.
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KP will be opening for the Poms. Rather bold move, should it work, KP could wreak havoc up front.
How does Cricket South Africas quota system work do you have 4 players of colour in the playing 11.
There is a target of 6/7 "coloured" players in the squad but there is no such limit for the playing 11. But there won't be an issue , we have enough good coloured players in india.
correctSumthing tells me that Tahir is not a quota player and will be deemed 'white '....
and a charou and a paki.
Sumthing tells me that Tahir is not a quota player and will be deemed 'white '....
correct
Yep... Beast!Ask home affairs.
I'm guessing if we had a black Zim player playing for SA then he might also be deemed a non quota player.
Only is SA![]()
Can anyone confirm whether SABC is broadcasting ALL world cup games, or ONLY SA's games?
This is a blow for DSTV.What time do matches start-SA time?According to the adverts all matched will be broadcast between SABC2 and SABC3. Haven't seen the official schedule yet though.
This is a blow for DSTV.What time do matches start-SA time?
This is a blow for DSTV.What time do matches start-SA time?
The SABC are only showing 37 (of 49) games and of those only 1 semi & 2 quarters plus the final. I think 37 included radio can't remember exact number for tv.According to the adverts all matched will be broadcast between SABC2 and SABC3. Haven't seen the official schedule yet though.
The SABC are only showing 37 games and of those only 1 semi & 2 quarters plus the final.
This is a blow for DSTV.What time do matches start-SA time?
No big surprise. I recall them doing something similar in the previous WC - showing all the meaningless games involving the minnows, but very little else.
I guess they're too cheap/broke to shell out for broadcasting rights to the bigger games.
India: Ravi Shastri, Sunil Gavaskar, Sanjay Manjrekar
England: David Lloyd, Michael Atherton, Ian Botham, Nasser Hussain, Mark Nicholas, Alan Wilkins
Pakistan: Wasim Akram, Ramiz Raja
New Zealand: Simon Doull, Danny Morrison
West Indies: Ian Bishop, Tony Cozier
Sri Lanka: Russel Arnold
Zimbabwe: Alistair Campbell, Pommie Mbangwa
South Africa: Pat Symcox, Robin Jackman, Lance Klusener
Australia: Ian Chappell, Tony Greig, Tom Moody
Bangladesh: Athar Ali Khan, Shamim Chowdhury