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On warne by gideon haigh
On warne by gideon haigh







on warne by gideon haigh

Sachin super angry on Henry Olonga - YouTubeīlind Audition: Henry Olonga - This Is the Moment - The Voice Australia 2019 Standing up for their principles - Martin Williamson - ESPNcricinfoĪndy Flower & Henry Olonga: the 'death of democracy' remembered - BBCĪndy Flower, inspiring cricketer – and protestor - Oborne & Heller podcast Henry Olonga's book: Blood, Sweat and Treason - Amazon India (hardback) | India (paperback) | India (e-copy) Henry Olonga (Twitter: Vaidyanathan sidvee)īuy The Summer Game by Gideon Haigh (recently republished by 81allout) Writing the book - and ruminating on the value of speaking one's mind The divine intervention in the Zimbabwe v Pakistan league match in BulawayoĮscaping to England thanks to some generous benefactors

on warne by gideon haigh

How Olonga's life turned upside down in a matter of a few weeks The political build-up to the 2003 World Cup - and the decision to speak out The push for 'targets' to have more black players and administrators The racial tension in the backdrop of unrest over Zimbabwe's land reforms The tumultuous early 2000s - within the team and for the country as a whole The purple patch - beating India and Pakistan in Test series, and shining in the 1999 World Cup Growing up in Zimbabwe in the 1980s - and recognizing his cricketing potentialĪ bittersweet Test debut against Pakistan- when he was called for chucking We also look back on Olonga's and Andy Flower's iconic black armband protest at the 2003 World Cup, and how it would change his life forever. We focus on the book that Olonga published in 2010 - Blood, Sweat, and Treason - and revisit the highs and lows of his career. We talk to the former Zimbabwe fast bowler - and the first black cricketer to represent his country - Henry Olonga.









On warne by gideon haigh