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SA News: England seize day as Root launches captaincy with 184*

7 July 2017 By admin

England seize day as Root launches captaincy with 184*: Bat through to the close: check. Joe Root stepped into the breach with England in a familiar spot of bother on the first day of the series and produced an equally familiar response to repel South Africa at Lord’s. If Root might have preferred his …
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SA should have arrested and surrendered Al Bashir: ICC: South Africa was under a duty under the Rome Statute to arrest Sudanese President Omar al Bashir when he was in the country in 2015‚ the International Criminal Court (ICC) said on Thursday. By not arresting him‚ South Africa failed in its duty to …
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South Africa Offers Diverse Travel Experiences: When the Portuguese arrived, the recorded history of South Africa was born. This country has experienced the unique setting of extensive European immigration, leading to vast cultural and ethnic mixtures. South Africa is at the most southern tip of the …
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