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Nelson Mandela death

‘Nelson Mandela created a future for South African cricket’

Nelson Mandela got South Africa into the 1992 World Cup, says Ali Bacher.

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Cricketers pay their respects to Nelson Mandela

  After the death of the great anti-Apartheid icon, Nelson Mandela on Thursday night, cricketers and spectators mourned his death at the Adelaide Oval on Friday, before the start of 2nd day’s play of the 2nd Ashes Test. The Australian and English players formed a guard of honour and observed a minute’s silence before the second...

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Cricket South Africa dedicates India series to the memory of Nelson Mandela

  Dec 6, 2013   Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Friday paid tribute to the African country’s founding president, Nelson Mandela, who passed away at his Johannesburg home December 5 evening at the age of 95, by dedicating the ongoing South Africa vs India series to the memory of the anti-Apartheid icon.   “CSA dedicates the...

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Nelson Mandela and the cricket connection

The world faced the blow of Nelson Mandela’s demise on December 6, 2013. Abhishek Mukherjee looks at the man whose name will remain forever connected to cricket.

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International Cricket Council pays respect to Nelson Mandela

  Dubai: Dec 6, 2013   The International Cricket Council (ICC) today joined the world in mourning the death of anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, saying that the former South African President was a “towering symbol of resistance” who would inspire generations to come.   ICC President, Alan Isaac and Chief Executive, David Richardson issued a...

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Nelson Mandela’s aura transcended the South African nation and engulfed the world

When Nelson Mandela set out to unite a nation that was in danger of a collapse, he used a language most people understand and is deeply rooted in their hearts — sport.

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Cricket mourns Nelson Mandela’s death

After the greatest Apartheid icon, Nelson Mandela passed away on Thursday night, the shadow of his death covered the Adelaide Oval on Friday.

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