were compromised and demanded fresh elections. The elections committee (JPP) head Rashid Din said that this was not true and instead accused Rafizi of having a case of sour grapes after failing to mobilise members to vote.

Had the dispute over the party elections continued this weekend, when the party was holding its national congress, it would only bring the new PKR president and prime minister-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim into disrepute, said Rafizi.

Looking ahead, Rafizi said his next mission was to meet PKR grassroots in order to help them organise themselves. He also pledged to set up a co-operative to help PKR members who "did not benefit from this struggle".

He also thanked supporters from across the country who helped him campaign for free.

"I do not have any (government) positions andBISHOP Wordsworth's student Caden Murley was among the try-scorers as England under 18s ended their summer development tour with a 52-22 victory over South Africa Schools.

England had won one against France and later lost to Wales in their previous games of the U19 International Series in South Africa.

They led 19-0 at the break through tries from Ollie Hassell-Collins, Josh Basham and Sam Moore.

South Africa scored second-half tries from Muller du Plessis (2) and Henco Martins as well as seven points from the boot of Qamani Kota.

But tries from Nick Rigby, Tom Willis, Bishop's skipper Marley, Sam Spink and Nick David as well as three Kieran Wilkinson conversions sealed victory.

After South Africa missed two early penalties England looked to have opened the scoring with Arron Reed collecting Cameron Redpath’s