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Why are the Proteas being ignored for the T20 World Cup?

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By Stuart Hess 
| BusinessLIVE
Story audio is generated using AI The prevailing forecast about the T20 Women’s World Cup, which starts in the UK next week, is that it will be a battle between Australia, England and India. From Michael Vaughan to Michael Atherton and Alex Hartley, there is very little mention of potential winners beyond the “big three”.
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Proteas may face pink choice for Australia Test

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By Stuart Hess 
| TimesLIVE
An ICC decision to use pink balls to extend play in the case of bad light will add more intrigue to the first Test between South Africa and Australia in September. The clash is is scheduled for Durban where over the years, play has been routinely interrupted by the weather. The ICC announced Monday that a trial would be introduced where the red ball could be swapped for a pink ball in the case of bad light.
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Why are the Proteas being ignored for the T20 World Cup?

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By Stuart Hess 
| The Herald NMB
Story audio is generated using AI The prevailing forecast about the T20 Women’s World Cup that starts in the UK next week is it will be a battle between Australia, England and India. From Michael Vaughan to Michael Atherton and Alex Hartley, there is very little mention about potential winners beyond the “big three”.
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