World Cup 1992 semi-final: One of the most controversial exits in World Cup history

How will you take it when you feel like you have been robbed from a victory you knew you will most likely win it. You obviously would feel heartbroken and in disbelief of what happened with you and your team. This is what happened in the Semi-Final of World Cup 1992 with South African cricket team against England. The huge scorecard at SCG placed between Coke and Foster's banners read SOUTH AFRICA TO WIN NEED 22 RUNS OFF 1 BALL What Actually Happened? The second semi-final of the 1992 World Cup, between England and South Africa – playing their first World Cup since the end of their 21-year Apartheid-induced isolation.(Apartheid induced isolation is covered later in this blog). England managed a competitive 252/6 thanks to a worthy knock of 92 from Graeme Hick. The first innings were stopped at 45 overs as South Africa had bowled their overs slowly. In reply, the Keppler Wessels-led side were trudging on as they lost their way after a decent start. Jonty Rhodes did the ...