Tazmin Brits’ journey is the kind of story that feels larger than life. A promising javelin thrower, a World Junior Championship medallist, nearly an Olympian, and a survivor of a life-threatening accident — she has now emerged as a force in international cricket. Three months shy of her 29th birthday, the tattoo of the Olympic rings on her right bicep is a permanent reminder of dreams almost lost and battles b
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