| Friday, 26 February 2010 11:59 | | | More Cheap world cup tickets for South Africans |  South Africa's organising Committee CEO Danny Jordaan told reporters on Thursday that the LOC board of directors had decided to raise the allocation from 11 percent to give South Africans more chance of seeing games.
World Cup organisers agreed to increase the number of cheaper seats offered to South Africans to 29 percent of total tickets for this year's tournament.
The decision should help sell tickets amid sluggish sales to foreigners but may also knock expected revenue from the month-long tour.......... | | |
| Wednesday, 24 February 2010 17:05 | | | England's South African base comfirmed as Bafokeng Sports Campus | | 
FIFA have confirmed England will use Royal Bafokeng Sports Campus as their training base for the World Cup in South Africa this summer.
Parts of the complex, in the north-west of the country near Rustenburg, are still under construction but England boss Fabio Capello and the Football Association have been assured the project will be delivered on time and the pitches will be up to standard.
Capello visited the site earlier in the week when he attended FIFA's pre-tournament Team Workshop in Sun City.
The Italian saw a half-built hotel and was told a medical centre is yet to be built but the guarantees from organisers means they have agreed it will be their camp. | | | Monday, 28 September 2009 11:05 | | | South Africa KO'd by England |  South Africa got knocked out of the ICC Champions Trophy by England who triumphed with a | | | | Friday, 25 September 2009 11:31 | | | FIFA crack down on fake internet World Cup tickets |  FIFA is working with police forces globally to crack down on internet sales of fake tickets for next year | | | Thursday, 24 September 2009 15:57 | | | Proteas dismiss New Zealand in style | |  South Africa won their match against New Zealand in style, to get their ICC Champions Trophy campaign back on track with a five-wicket victory over New Zealand on Thursday.
Having lost the tournament opener to Sri Lanka by 55 runs, a further defeat would have proved terminal to the Proteas' hopes of making it to the semi-finals. South Africa captain Graeme Smith opted to field after winning the toss at Centurion, a decision that was fully justified as Wayne Parnell picked up 5-57 to help bowl out New Zealand for 214 in 47.5 overs. | | | |
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