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'Moment Of Unity': England Players To Begin New Zealand Tests With A Special Gesture
England players will mark the start of first Test against New Zealand at Lord's on June 2 most likely with a 'moment of unity' gesture to protest against discrimination although England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has also given them permission to take a knee.
The 'moment of unity' gesture requires players to stand together quietly before start of the game.
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