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England Cricket Board forced to apologise over ‘ill-judged’ Pope Francis joke
The England and Wales Cricket Board have been forced to apologise for an “ill-judged” social media post that made fun of Pope Francis. The Pope remains in hospital after being admitted for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago.
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The England and Wales Cricket Board has reportedly apologised for a social media post by the @englandcricket account, where a joke was made of Pope Francis' Ash Wednesday message to the public.
Speaking exclusively to Express Sport, the former Ashes hero has sent a blunt message to the current England test squad.
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