Game Theory: What happens when you break a sporting boycott for money?Would you break one of sport’s biggest boycotts for life-changing money?
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22MEDIA INTERNATIONALWorld DeskGame Theory: What happens when you break a sporting boycott for money?Would you break one of sport’s biggest boycotts for life-changing money?
22MEDIA REPORTWorldIn the 1980s, some West Indies cricketers toured apartheid South Africa, sparking outrage.
Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson explores the money, morals and consequences behind the controversial tours.
Some West Indies cricketers toured apartheid South Africa in the 1980's, breaking one of the biggest sporting boycotts.
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