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Andy Flower Calls South Africa vs Afghanistan, T20 World Cup Semi-Final Pitch "Dangerous"
Former Zimbabwe captain Andy Flower on Thursday labelled the pitch for the T20 World Cup semifinal here as dangerous' after Afghanistan suffered a nine-wicket defeat to South Africa.
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This South African Flower Creates Fake Flies To Attract Pollinators
The Gorteria diffusa from South Africa is the only daisy that produces a three-dimensional fake female fly to entice male flies to pollinate it.
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Mickey Arthur Appointed As Sri Lanka Head Coach
Grant Flower will join the Sri Lankan set-up as the batting coach, while David Saker and Shane McDermott will take over as bowling and fielding coach respectively.
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Blog: 'What is South Africa without you?'
A sea of faces look up at the medical clinic in the heart hospital in Pretoria. Groups of people sing and clap while others come to place flowers and notes. It's hard to move as there is such a massive crowd. Hundreds of camera people and reporters, including me, are trying to capture the energy.
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Tributes for 'pillar of peace' Nelson Mandela pile up at hospital
South Africans have been coming in their hundreds to offer notes, flowers and prayers for Nelson Mandela at a wall surrounding a Pretoria hospital where the 94-year-old anti-apartheid hero remains in a critical condition.
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Tears, anger as South African town mourns teen rape victim
Hundreds of South Africans placed flowers and candles by a simple wooden cross in a building site on Friday where a 17-year-old gang rape victim was left to die, a murder that shocked a nation inured to sexual violence.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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Andy Flower feels Pietersen's plight is sad
England coach Andy Flower on Tuesday refused to say whether Kevin Pietersen still had an international future, after the star batsman was omitted from the squad for the next month's World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.
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ECB chief salutes "oustanding" ton-up Andrew Strauss
England captain Andrew Strauss was hailed as an "outstanding leader", as he became only the ninth England player to appear in 100 Tests when leading the side against South Africa at Lord's on Thursday.
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Kallis is sure of Kevin Pietersen's return
South Africa's Jacques Kallis believes Kevin Pietersen will bounce back after his dramatic omission from the England Test side for this week's series finale against the Proteas at Lord's.
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England had no choice over Kevin Pietersen axe: Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain admits the English selectors had to drop Kevin Pietersen for the crucial final Test against South Africa even though they will be weaker in his absence.
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Toughest challenge: Pietersen says he is adapting to DRS
Kevin Pietersen, has admitted he is facing the toughest challenge of his career as he adapts his game to cope with the Decision Review System.
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Flower feels modified DRS is helping India
England cricket coach Andy Flower feels India's decision to disallow TV reviews of lbw decisions in the ongoing Test series could hamper England's chances of achieving the world number one ranking.
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Flower backs Pietersen to overpower South Africa
England team director Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen is in the right frame of mind to overpower South Africa in the forthcoming Test series.
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Andy Flower Calls South Africa vs Afghanistan, T20 World Cup Semi-Final Pitch "Dangerous"
Former Zimbabwe captain Andy Flower on Thursday labelled the pitch for the T20 World Cup semifinal here as dangerous' after Afghanistan suffered a nine-wicket defeat to South Africa.
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This South African Flower Creates Fake Flies To Attract Pollinators
The Gorteria diffusa from South Africa is the only daisy that produces a three-dimensional fake female fly to entice male flies to pollinate it.
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Mickey Arthur Appointed As Sri Lanka Head Coach
Grant Flower will join the Sri Lankan set-up as the batting coach, while David Saker and Shane McDermott will take over as bowling and fielding coach respectively.
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Blog: 'What is South Africa without you?'
A sea of faces look up at the medical clinic in the heart hospital in Pretoria. Groups of people sing and clap while others come to place flowers and notes. It's hard to move as there is such a massive crowd. Hundreds of camera people and reporters, including me, are trying to capture the energy.
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Tributes for 'pillar of peace' Nelson Mandela pile up at hospital
South Africans have been coming in their hundreds to offer notes, flowers and prayers for Nelson Mandela at a wall surrounding a Pretoria hospital where the 94-year-old anti-apartheid hero remains in a critical condition.
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Tears, anger as South African town mourns teen rape victim
Hundreds of South Africans placed flowers and candles by a simple wooden cross in a building site on Friday where a 17-year-old gang rape victim was left to die, a murder that shocked a nation inured to sexual violence.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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Andy Flower feels Pietersen's plight is sad
England coach Andy Flower on Tuesday refused to say whether Kevin Pietersen still had an international future, after the star batsman was omitted from the squad for the next month's World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.
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ECB chief salutes "oustanding" ton-up Andrew Strauss
England captain Andrew Strauss was hailed as an "outstanding leader", as he became only the ninth England player to appear in 100 Tests when leading the side against South Africa at Lord's on Thursday.
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Kallis is sure of Kevin Pietersen's return
South Africa's Jacques Kallis believes Kevin Pietersen will bounce back after his dramatic omission from the England Test side for this week's series finale against the Proteas at Lord's.
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England had no choice over Kevin Pietersen axe: Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain admits the English selectors had to drop Kevin Pietersen for the crucial final Test against South Africa even though they will be weaker in his absence.
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Toughest challenge: Pietersen says he is adapting to DRS
Kevin Pietersen, has admitted he is facing the toughest challenge of his career as he adapts his game to cope with the Decision Review System.
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Flower feels modified DRS is helping India
England cricket coach Andy Flower feels India's decision to disallow TV reviews of lbw decisions in the ongoing Test series could hamper England's chances of achieving the world number one ranking.
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Flower backs Pietersen to overpower South Africa
England team director Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen is in the right frame of mind to overpower South Africa in the forthcoming Test series.
