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The West Indies cricket team's loss to South Africa yesterday will likely leave them out of the World Cup finals - ttgapers.com reports on Captain Brian Lara's apology to the people of the Caribbean and highlights analysis by T&T Cricket Board President Deryck Murray and commentator Tony Cozier, among others.
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