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World Service,8 mins

Henry Olonga recalls his courageous decision to protest at the 2003 World Cup

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On 10th February 2003, Henry Olonga, along with team mate Andy Flower wore black armbands in Zimbabwe's opening match of the 2003 World Cup to protest against the policies of the Robert Mugabe's government. It was a story that made the headlines worldwide. It was a protest which not only ended their international playing careers but also put their lives in danger. Henry relives those life changing events 12 years on: (Picture credit: AFP)

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