Developer Harland defends controversial Jabulani ball


LONDON: Stars from England, Brazil and Italy have joined forces to criticise the controversial new ball to be used in the World Cup, but the developer insists there will be no cause for concern once the tournament gets under way in South Africa.

The Adidas Jabulani ball has caused concern at training camps across the globe as the world’s best players try it out ahead of the start of the World Cup on June 11.

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