Craig Ray is a journalist and broadcaster based in South Africa. He writes for publications such as Daily Maverick and Irish Examiner, covering a range of topics including sports, current affairs, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and AllAfrica Global Media.
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Craig Ray's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events in South Africa, particularly rugby, cricket, and golf. Given the strong emphasis on event coverage and local sports teams, he may be more responsive to pitches related to upcoming matches or tournaments involving South African teams or athletes.
Pitches that highlight personal stories of players or provide insider insights into the preparations for major local sporting events would likely resonate with Craig's coverage focus. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with coaches or players from prominent South African sports teams could capture his interest.
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By: Craig Ray
Tennis greats Boris Becker and Martina Navratilova would like to see tennis in Africa take off.
By: Craig Ray
South Africa had four nominees at the 2024 Laureus World Sports Awards but came away empty-handed on a good night for Spain.
By: Craig Ray
The general consensus from a panel of five European footballing greats is that France and England are favourites to win this year's European Championships in Germany.
By: Craig Ray
South Africa had four nominees at the 2024 Laureus World Sports Awards but came away empty-handed on a good night for Spain.
By: Craig Ray
Given that it was a Leinster team missing every first-choice player and a raft of second-choice stalwarts too, the outcome was no surprise. Given that it was a Leinster team missing every first-choice player and a raft of second-choice stalwarts too, the outcome was no surprise.
The winner of 24 singles Grand Slam titles and statistically the greatest player of any era said that Africa intrigued him, although he has never visited it. It's something he wants to change.
By: Craig Ray
Jacques Nienaber already left South Africa four days earlier to handle the ‘first team' and their quest for Champions Cup glory. Jacques Nienaber already left South Africa four days earlier to handle the ‘first team' and their quest for Champions Cup glory.
By: Craig Ray
The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has staked its integrity on the investigation of Chinese anti-doping authorities in the case of 23 swimmers. So why then, is this such a big story? Unpacking some of the loose ends.
By: Craig Ray
The Junior Boks fought back from 8-0 down to force a 13-13 draw against New Zealand in the opening match of the U20 Rugby Championship in Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
By: Craig Ray
Flyhalf Siya Masuku scored 22 points to guide the Sharks to the final of the Investec Challenge Cup with a thrilling 32-31 semifinal win over French club Clermont.
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