Johannesburg: Those who wanted to watch the World Cup but were dissuaded by 'house full' notices by the organisers, do not despair.
Johannesburg: Those who wanted to watch the World Cup but were dissuaded by 'house full' notices by the organisers, do not despair.
Cape Town: South African President Thabo Mbeki on Saturday opened the 2003 World Cup in front of a 25,000 crowd packed inside the famous Newlands ground and an estimated worldwide television audience of 1.
Cape Town: South African President Thabo Mbeki on Saturday opened the 2003 World Cup in front of a 25,000 crowd packed inside the famous Newlands ground and an estimated worldwide television audience of 1.
Johannesburg: South African President Thabo Mbeki hinted on Friday that England and New Zealand's refusal to play cricket in Kenya and Zimbabwe were part of a carefully orchestrated campaign against an African-hosted World Cup.
Johannesburg: South African President Thabo Mbeki hinted on Friday that England and New Zealand's refusal to play cricket in Kenya and Zimbabwe were part of a carefully orchestrated campaign against an African-hosted World Cup.
London: South African President Thabo Mbeki said on Sunday a threatened World Cup boycott of Zimbabwe by England's cricketers was "distressing".
London: South African President Thabo Mbeki said on Sunday a threatened World Cup boycott of Zimbabwe by England's cricketers was "distressing".
Johannesburg: Disgraced South African cricketer Hansie Cronje death brought an outpouring of tributes from South African leaders and cricketers around the world.
Johannesburg: The development of cricket among previously disadvantaged communities in South Africa has received a boost with a grant of nearly half a million Rands from the Ministry of Sport.
