Oscar Pistorius won't be snubbed by athletics organisers because of murder trial, insists Paralympian's agent "He is the only one who can determine if and when he is ready to train and return to competition," van Zyl told BBC's Sportsweek. I have received through the whole ordeal emails of support from various meeting directors showing their support and condolences for Oscar and wishing him well through this tough time and they hope one day to see him back on the track. When the time is right we will approach competitions and I'm sure there will be guys out there who will be willing to have him back out on their track. It is understood the South African is unlikely to be invited by UK Athletics to compete at the London Anniversary Games in July but International Association of Athletics Federations spokesman Yannis Nikolau said earlier this week: "It is up to the meeting organisers to invite him for the one-day meetings. With the IAAF events it is if he qualifies for Moscow, and then on the basis of innocent until proven guilty, he will be free to run.