Cricketer, apartheid foe Basil D'Oliveira dies

Cricketer and longtime apartheid foe Basil D'Oliveira has died in England after a long illness. He was 80. He was born in South Africa and played at cricket's top level for England, his adopted country. His death Saturday was announced by Cricket South Africa. D'Oliveira played 44 tests and four one ...

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