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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Bring back the trophy - Mandela's message to Proteas


Poor illness might have left him bed-ridden though South Africa`s iconic former President Nelson Mandela is energetically seeking brazen to a cricket World Cup in a sub-continent as well as has only a single summary for a Proteas — “bring during a behind of a trophy”.

Even as his doctors voiced regard which a bum 92-year-old universe idol was removing as well most visitors to capacitate him to redeem properly, President Jacob Zuma outlayed over an hour with him during his home here yesterday.

Zuma had only returned from uninterrupted visits to a World Economic Forum in Davos as well as afterwards a African Union in Addis Ababa.

Mandela is being treated with colour for a respiratory ailment after spending dual days in sanatorium last week which sparked worldwide regard over his health.

Zuma, whilst assembly a Proteas prior to their depart for India, pronounced which Mandela had asked him to communicate a summary to a team.

“We will await we to a last until we move a prize during a behind of as well as palm it over to President Nelson Mandela. Cricket is a inhabitant item as well as a republic is entirely during a behind of we as your feat is a victory,” Zuma told a inhabitant cricket group during a presidential guesthouse in Pretoria.

“I met (Mandela) this sunrise as well as betrothed him which we will do your most appropriate as well as have a republic proud. He supports we all a way, as well as will be examination a games as most as probable upon television,” he said.

Smith, who additionally distinguished his 30th birthday upon Tuesday, pronounced a side has been left desirous by Mandela`s message.

Zuma pronounced Mandela had “smiled broadly” when he spoke about a Proteas: “He supports we all a approach as well as will be examination you.”

“Go learn them a lesson… come during a behind of as well as palm over a prize to Mandela. we betrothed him this sunrise which we will be you do your most appropriate as well as will have a nation proud,” Zuma said.

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