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Opinionated sports commentary magazine from South Africa. Daily sports stories for those addicted to the smell of Deep Heat. Edited by Dan Nichol.
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Archive for April, 2007
Brian Charles Lara calls it a day
Sunday, 22nd April 2007 at 2:11 pm
Trust Kevin Pietersen to be the one to spoil Brian Lara’s farewell appearance, running the West Indian skipper out, before making a match-winning hundred (at least Duncan Fletcher got a victory in his last match). But while a flamboyant Lara …
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Cricket’s great left-handers
Sunday, 22nd April 2007 at 1:24 pm
Brian Lara’s farewell on Saturday against England added another legendary left-hander to the list of cricket’s greats to have departed the game, with the last twenty-odd years having seen every country produce some magical left-handed talent. Gower for England, Langer …
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No Ntini? Unthinkable
Thursday, 19th April 2007 at 11:08 am
He’s one of the country’s most popular sportsmen, the quickest bowler in the squad, and a proven match-winner with the ball. Leaving out Makhaya Ntini for the England game, then, was one almighty gamble on the part of South Africa. …
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The Goose, Long John and the Big Easy
Thursday, 19th April 2007 at 10:40 am
This week’s BMW Asian Open in Shanghai has attracted quite a field, illustrating the increasingly strong influence Asia is having on the European Tour (Tour events in continental Europe are now the exception, rather than the norm). John Daly, the …
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Bicycling Magazine goes tabloid
Wednesday, 18th April 2007 at 7:02 pm
Once upon a time, Bicycling Magazine was an upstanding publication of unquestionable moral virtue. Then along came Ryan Lipkin Scott, moderately successful London-based self help guru (Bob Skinstad amongst his clients), who somehow talked Touchline Media into making him marketing …
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SA under-19 one win away
Wednesday, 18th April 2007 at 6:48 pm
When they lost to France ( a defeat that got cursory attention, given the Super 14/World Cup/Shosholoza focus), the under-19 side South Africa had sent to the World Championship in Belfast looked set for an early return. But the loss …
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