1 MP3 file, Sir Sydney Kentridge, lawyer, interviewed by William Roe, MCC Assistant Digital Editor, in the President's Box at the Grand Stand, Lord's Cricket Ground.
[0:00-0:35] Kentridge talks about his enjoyment of the fourth day's play in the England vs. Australia Test Match at Lord's, [0:35-1:18] Kentridge talks about his previous visits to Lord's, including seeing Don Bradman's last tour in 1948 and watching Denis Compton and Bill Edrich make 300 vs. South Africa (in 1947), [1:18-1:41] Kentridge talks about how much the ground has changed since his first visit, [1:41-2:33] Kentridge talks about the perception of cricket during the apartheid era in South Africa, [2:33-3:36] Kentridge talks about the boycott of South African cricket and whether it had an impact on the demise of apartheid, [3:36-4:40] Kentridge talks about Nelson Mandela (Kentridge was Mandela's lawyer during the 1956 Treason Trial).