Bopara joins Dolphins in South Africa

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Ravi Bopara, the England allrounder, has followed in the footsteps of Kevin Pietersen by joining the Dolphins franchise in South Africa having missed out on both the main Ashes squad and the performance party that is travelling to Australia. It …   See the complete post here

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