Boycotts, security, contracts; order of the day thus far

Johannesburg: The six-week, fourteen-nation World Cup gets underway in Cape Town on Saturday with the heart and soul of the sport at stake just as much as the trophy itself which will be decided on March 23.

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Boycotts, security, contracts; order of the day thus far

Johannesburg: The six-week, fourteen-nation World Cup gets underway in Cape Town on Saturday with the heart and soul of the sport at stake just as much as the trophy itself which will be decided on March 23.

Find More Articles On: ricky ponting | sachin tendulkar | adam gilchrist | cricket | brett lee | world cup 2003 | muthiah muralitharan | glenn mcgrath | contract | security | wanderers | shaun pollock | nasser hussain | board of control for cricket in india bcci | president robert mugabe | osama bin laden | boycott | alqaida | michael kijana wamalwa