World Cup Blunders In the writing, broadcasting and discussion of sport, we are assailed with opinions about the skill, power, speed, nerve and bravery of individual sportsmen and women. The importance of one factor is too often neglected. Intelligence, or…
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Intelligence in Sport, and the Lack of it – Part One, Cricket
Tagged with: 1987 cricket world cup, 1992 cricket world cup, cricket, intelligence, Kepler Wessels, Mike Gatting, South Africa, Test Cricket
Posted in Cricket, Intelligence in Sport
Posted in Cricket, Intelligence in Sport
Rugby Sevens – Top of the World?
We have become used to seeing New Zealand top the annual Sevens World Series, for they have finished winners of 12 of the 15 tournaments but we may shortly be in for a change. Although they are once again defending…
Tagged with: Blitzbokke, New Zealand, referee, SA, Sevens World Series, South Africa
Posted in Rugby
Posted in Rugby
Headaches for Heyneke
South Africa’s end of year rugby tour overseas must have been a rather depressing few weeks for Heyneke Meyer and for a man who suffers every sporting setback more acutely than any of the players, may mean a less than…
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Reconstrution of the Christmas Truce soccer match of 1914
