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Sunday, December 6, 1998 Published at 17:29 GMT


World: Africa

Boost for black cricketers in South Africa


The South African cricket authorities, worried at the shortage of black players in the national team, have ordered provincial teams to include black players in their squads next season.

The government has criticised the almost exclusively white composition of the national team as a legacy of apartheid but the selectors have argued that not enough good black players have emerged from the provinces.

Now the cricket authorities say that if the provinces cannot produce black players they will provide them themselves.

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