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Cheated, we turn to a superhero
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Caught at last, a brazen Jo’burg con artist must face the music
For years it seemed to all those people caught in Tracy Morrison’s intricate webs of deceit that she would never be called to account
Picturing my kingdom as an island
Isolation from the rest of the world can be exasperating, but it’s what Zexiteers crave
Match-fixing case against Hansie Cronje suspended
Although a New Delhi court has permitted a match-fixing case against Hansie Cronje and others, proceedings were suspended due to his death.
Hansie Cronje died in vain
We're told the media must speak for the voiceless but when we do, we're told to show them the error of their ways, writes Chris Roper.
Cricketer claims he lied to King commission
One of the cricketers who testified against Hansie Cronje says he lied to the King commission of inquiry into the match-fixing saga.
Hansie Cronje: The shame-faced hero
Ten years after his death in a mysterious plane crash, South Africa's former cricket captain Hansie Cronje remains an enigmatic figure in the sport.
CSA’s Khan: board has time to learn Companies’ Act
Cricket SA's (CSA) acting president, AK Khan, says the federation's board has not left it too late to familiarise itself with the Companies' Act.
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