A woman refereeing men’s Six Nations and World Cups ‘inevitable’ – Joy Neville
Joy Neville believes it is “inevitable” that the historic feat of a woman refereeing men’s Six Nations and World Cup Test matches will be accomplished.
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Joy Neville believes it is “inevitable” that the historic feat of a woman refereeing men’s Six Nations and World Cup Test matches will be accomplished.
Former South Africa cricketer, Jonty Rhodes, who is helping the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 found himself embroiled in a controversy on social media over his interaction with a fan of the franchise. The social media interaction took an ugly turn when fan accused the South Africa great of calling him 'jobless'. Seeing the controversy spiralling, Jonty had to take to social media to issue a clarification and even apologise to the fan if his comments ended up hurting him. It all started when the fan posted on X (formerly Twitter): "Day 10 of Tweeting until LSG Replies". Though the post has now been deleted, Jonty Rhodes wasn't happy seeing such desperation from the fan.
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