The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Macropaedia (19 v.)Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... South African , B.L. D'Oliveira , who had qualified by residence to play for England , was not in- cluded on the English team chosen to tour South Africa in 1968-69 . There was a great public outcry , and , when one of the players had ...
... South African , B.L. D'Oliveira , who had qualified by residence to play for England , was not in- cluded on the English team chosen to tour South Africa in 1968-69 . There was a great public outcry , and , when one of the players had ...
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... South Africa . Cricket was taken to South Africa in the middle of the 19th century by British troops and was played in military and police centres of the Cape and Natal till 1889. Despite a delightful climate , interstate meets were ...
... South Africa . Cricket was taken to South Africa in the middle of the 19th century by British troops and was played in military and police centres of the Cape and Natal till 1889. Despite a delightful climate , interstate meets were ...
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... South Africa . After World War II South Africa con- tested eight rubbers against England and achieved its first win in a three - match series in England in 1965 . Australia had always been invincible in South Africa , until 1966-67 , when ...
... South Africa . After World War II South Africa con- tested eight rubbers against England and achieved its first win in a three - match series in England in 1965 . Australia had always been invincible in South Africa , until 1966-67 , when ...
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