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Left - justified and immediately against the left margin, is a circle the centre of which is black. Written within the circle, are the words "a blind bit of difference". Text is spread across four lines; the beginning of each line sits above/beneath the other; "blind" is yellow and written in lower case; "A" and "BIT OF" are in white, uppercase and slim letters; "difference" is white and written in thicker letters. Text appears inside the circle in the following sequence: line 1-A; line 2-blind; line 3-BIT OF; line 4-difference.

Immediately to the right of the circle written in simulated braille are the words "blind citizens.

Beneath the circle the words "blind citizens nz" appears.

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Cricket fans have been treated to some wonderful cricket during the 2015 World Cup. After all this is the time when all cricket playing nations send their top teams to compete and see which one will be the world champion. But blind cricket fans feel particularly excluded because commentaries on most of the games are not available on radio and not even online.

Read on to learn about Blind Citizens NZ’s call on cricket authorities, sports broadcasters and funders to lift their game when it comes to radio coverage of cricket in New Zealand.

Cricket fans have been treated to some wonderful cricket during the 2015 World Cup. After all this is the time when all cricket playing nations send their top teams to compete and see which one will be the world champion. But blind cricket fans feel particularly excluded because commentaries on most of the games are not available on radio and not even online.

Read on to learn about Blind Citizens NZ’s call on cricket authorities, sports broadcasters and funders to lift their game when it comes to radio coverage of cricket in New Zealand.