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New Zealand and England both reject those of Pakistan citing security fears, Waddle and Coney joined by former international Evan Grey to reflect on the consequences, and recall the challenges of the 1984 tour.
TMS commentator Simon Mann gives an English viewpoint on the cancellation, a win against the odds for the White Ferns.
Bryan Waddle vividly recalls the 2002 bombing with archive audio. All this On the Front Foot. Share your thoughts, email [email protected].
TMS commentator Simon Mann gives an English viewpoint on the cancellation, a win against the odds for the White Ferns.
Bryan Waddle vividly recalls the 2002 bombing with archive audio. All this On the Front Foot. Share your thoughts, email [email protected].
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