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Jacques Kallis removes controversial tweet, says it was on SA govt bullying not race row

<p>Legendary South African&nbsp;all-rounder Jacques Kallis has removed his controversial tweet&nbsp;that he is "embarrassed to call himself South African..." in&nbsp;the wake of a government decision to ban sports federations&nbsp;including cricket for failing to pick enough black players</p>

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New Delhi: Legendary South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis has removed his controversial tweet that he is "embarrassed to call himself South African..." in the wake of a government decision to ban sports federations including cricket for failing to pick enough black players.

Yesterday, Kallis, now a coach with IPL team Kolkata Knight Riders, had tweeted:"So sad that i find myself embarrassed to call myself a South African so often these days #no place for politics in sport."

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