Historic rendition of God Save the King at England cricket match

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God Save the King was sung for the first time at a major British sporting event before the resumption of the third Test between England and South Africa, with a minute's silence also held in tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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The death of the monarch on Thursday led to Friday's play being called off as a mark of respect. On Saturday, all players and coaches wore black armbands while there was no branded advertising around the boundary.

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