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Springboks in no hurry
JOHANNESBURG . Aug 26: South African cricket chief AH Bacher on Sunday ruled out a visit by a
World XI this year and said his country would decide only in mid-September whether to apply to compete tn next year s World Cup, reports Reuter
"We don't want to do anything to hamper or prejudice our favourable future In inter national competition", said Bacher. Manning Director of the new non racial United Crtefaet Board of South Africa (UCBSA)
He was reacting to BriUsh newspaper reports last week that a World XI was being assembled to ptey a oncone^ff Test" In South Africa in October or November
1 can categorically stale Utot there w« be no parucipa tton by South Africa at international level in 1991. I unequivocally reject those reports. " Bacher said In a telephone in tervtew.
Speculation about a resump Uon of International contact has risen since South Africa was readmitted in July to the sports world ruling body, the international Cricket Conference (ICC). ending 21 year of anti-apartheid isolation
Bacher denied another British newspaper report that
said the UCBSA would announce on Sunday its Intention to apply to compete In the world Cup In Australia and New Zealand
He said the UCBSA cxceu five committee would meet In mid-September to discuss all the ramifications of recent developments — the reaction tn South Africa and abroad and with the Test playing countries — and only then take a decision on the World Cup.
The Important thing Is we don't want to do anything short term that hampers or prejudices our medium to tong term future, which looks incredibly good.” he said.
Tm nol saying we won t apply to playing the World Cup. but we can decide only after considering all the angles.'
South Africa must apply to the ICC by September 30 for permission to compete in the World Cup. Organisers have said South African part KI pa Uon. even al such a late dale, was administratively possible and would be supported sub ject to broad approval from South African sporting au thorltles.
South Africa s Sunday Times newspaper reported that African National Congress (ANC) sports chief Steve Tshwete, an architect on non-ractal reform In cricket, said he would nol oppose South Africa's participation tn the World Cup.
"We have no problem with the World Cup.” he was reported as saying The UCBSA has complied with all the pre viously stipulated requirements. Their development programme is one of the most effec tive in any sport and is being further consolidated by the day-