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Donald Carr, Secretary of the Test and County Cricket Board (TCCB), on the ban imposed on members of an unofficial England squad which toured South Africa. Male interviewer not identified. In 2 parts, with...
Report on the continuing international boycott of cricket tours and other sporting events in South Africa as a protest against the apartheid regime, with views following a rebel England cricket tour....
Report on a press conference (with excerpts) in London featuring Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi during her state visit to the UK. She talks about the likelihood of a proposed England cricket tour of...
Coventry City Football Club Chairman, Jimmy Hill on the club’s unofficial tour of South Africa. Tour manager John Barnwell comments. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Field Marshal Edwin Bramall about his new role as the Chief of the Defence Staff in the UK. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on the defeat of a motion made to the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) by Conservative MP, John Carlisle, proposing an English cricket tour of South Africa (13/07/83). Includes interviews with John...
Report on the sacking of Geoffrey Boycott from Yorkshire Cricket Club. Speakers include: Boycott’s friends, Bob Slicer and Peter Briggs; cricket journalist Alan Grieveson(?); vox pop with supporters. Male...
Interview with cricketer Geoffrey Boycott after he was voted back into Yorkshire Cricket Club. Male interviewer identified only as Tony (poss. Tony Delahunty).
Report back on cricketer Ian Botham arriving at Heathrow Airport from Pakistan following allegations of drug taking. Female and male reporters not identified (poss. Antonia Higgs and Des Fahy).
Interview with former England Cricket Captain Brian Close on being the Chairman of Yorkshire Cricket Board and the influence of Geoffrey Boycott on the committee. Close has now resigned. Male interviewer not...
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