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SA News: South Africa vs Australia: Umpires stop play, ask music band to stop playing or there won’t be any cricket

11 March 2018 By admin

South Africa vs Australia: Umpires stop play, ask music band to stop playing or there won’t be any cricket: St. George’s Band at Port Elizabeth. Apart from the cricket action on the field, the second day of the second Test between South Africa and Australia created headline for another reason. The brass music band, that was has been a popular fixture at St …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Cricket South Africa apologise for Sonny BIll Williams masks: 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

De Villiers hits 74 as South Africa take slender lead: Port Elizabeth: Australia fought back on the second day of the second Test but could not stop AB de Villiers taking South Africa into a slender first innings lead at St George’s Park on Saturday. South Africa were 263 for seven at the close, a lead of 20 …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Proteas take slim lead as Aussies fight back: Mitchell Marsh ignited an Australian fightback, but a sublime knock from AB de Villiers has put South Africa ahead by 20 runs at stumps on day two of the second Test. The Proteas will resume at 7-263 on Sunday morning in Port Elizabeth, with de Villiers …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

South Africa vs Australia 2nd Test, Day 2, Port Elizabeth: Australia and South Africa are locked in a gripping match at Port Elizabeth after an attritional day of cricket yesterday left honours roughly even in the second Test. “They (Australian bowlers) got good shape in the air, their reverse swing can be in or …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

South African officials face action over Sonny Bill Williams masks: 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 Friday. The masks were likely to have …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews





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