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England receive major boost ahead of South Africa Tests with Kagiso Rabada an injury doubt

South Africa quick Kagiso Rabada has picked up an ankle injury and is a doubt for this month's Test series against England

Daily Mirror

South Africa can cast off turbulence to show winning identity in England

After a chaotic period Proteas will quietly back themselves to dampen England’s newfound optimism

The Guardian - UK

Bhuvneshwar Kumar was special through the series: Mark Boucher

BENGALURU: South Africa head coach Mark Boucher termed India seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar's performance in the series as "special" while ruing the absence of Aiden Markram, who he feels could have made a lot of difference for the Proteas over the course of the five T20Is.

The Times of India

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South Africa contingent clears Covid tests; focus on spinners ahead of series against India

India will host South Africa for a five-match T20Is series starting June 9

The Hindu

SA contingent clears Covid tests; focus on spinners ahead of series against India

NEW DELHI: Quinton de Kock pulled up a chair near the tent as he watched the spin twins Tabraiz Shamsi and Keshav Maharaj hit the "right areas" during South African team's first training session on Friday.

The Times of India

South Africa drop charges of racism against coach Mark Boucher after testimony withdrawn

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher had been charged with gross misconduct, but those charges have now been dropped after Paul Adams and Enoch Nkwe declined to testify at his disciplinary hearing

Daily Mirror

Mark Boucher: South Africa drop charges of gross misconduct and racism against head coach

Boucher said the allegations ‘were unjustified and have caused me considerable hurt and anguish’

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South Africa legend Graeme Smith cleared of racism and slams "baseless allegations"

South Africa legend Graeme Smith, who was the former CSA director of cricket, has been cleared of racism by two independent arbitrators after allegations were levelled at him

Daily Mirror

Former South Africa skipper Graeme Smith cleared of racism allegations

Smith, current head coach Mark Boucher and former skipper AB de Villiers, among others were accused of engaging in racial discrimination

The Hindu

Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith cleared of racism allegations

JOHANNESBURG: Former Cricket South Africa (CSA) Director of Cricket and captain Graeme Smith has been cleared of racism allegations against him following the outcome of the board's Social Justice and Nation-Building (SJN) commission's report.

The Times of India

Dean Elgar insists South Africa will 'support' Mark Boucher ahead of racism hearing

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher will have a disciplinary hearing in May after being charged with gross misconduct over "allegations of discrimination and racism"

Daily Mirror

South Africa coach Mark Boucher's racism hearing postponed until May

JOHANNESBURG: The disciplinary hearing against South Africa head coach Mark Boucher, who faces charges of racism and possible sacking from the post by the country's cricket board (Cricket South Africa), has has been postponed until May.

The Times of India

South Africa coach Boucher charged with gross misconduct

Former spinner Paul Adams said he had been called a "brown shit" in a South Africa team song during his time in the side, from 1995 to 2004, including by former wicketkeeper Boucher who has since apologised

The Hindu

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