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» Wednesday, April 28, 2004

Cricket

Asked why the Government was so reluctant to get involved in the ECB’s dilemma over whether to play cricket in Zimbabwe, the PMOS said that we had set out the position on this issue many times in the past. Our view had not changed. It was a matter for the cricketing authorities to make their own decisions. We had provided them with an analysis of the situation in Zimbabwe, as they had acknowledged. Cricketers, like any other individual, had the right to make their own decision about what they should do.

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