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SA News: Rabada charged with level two offence for Smith shoulder-barge, could be banned for 3rd Test

10 March 2018 By admin

Rabada charged with level two offence for Smith shoulder-barge, could be banned for 3rd Test: Cricket South Africa said Rabada, who devastated the Australian batting order on the first day of the second Test on Friday, has been charged with a level two offence following an incident with Australian captain Steve Smith. Level two offences are for …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

South African officials face action over Sonny Bill Williams masks: Port Elizabeth (South Africa) (AFP) – Two senior Cricket South Africa officials face disciplinary action after posing with spectators wearing masks showing the face of All Black rugby player Sonny Bill Williams during the second Test against Australia on …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

CSA distances itself from Sonny Bill Williams masks; apologises to CA: Cricket South Africa has moved to distance itself from the actions of two of its officials after they were photographed alongside spectators wearing masks aimed at taunting David Warner, the Australian vice-captain. After a spiteful first Test marred by an …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Live Cricket Score: South Africa vs Australia, 2nd Test, Day 2, Port Elizabeth: 39.1: Lyon to Amla, Huge shout first for the lbw and then for bat-pad! A flighted off spinner landing around off, it turns back in, Amla strides forward with his bat hiding behind his front pad. He is rapped on the pads, the bowler appeals and in the …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

South Africa apologise after officials pose with fans mocking Warner: An apologetic Cricket South Africa (CSA) is in damage control over a photograph showing two of its officials posing with fans wearing Sonny Bill Williams masks in Port Elizabeth. An image emerged on Saturday of Clive Eksteen and Altaaf Kazi grinning with …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews





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