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jabulani is a Zulu word meaning rejoice. it was the world cup 2010 South Africa game ball
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Which world cup used the jabulani football?
South Africa
What is the name of the official ball of the world cup 2010?
Jabulani!
What was the 2006 world cup ball called?
Adidas teamgeist
Footballs name which FIFA using for this years world cup?
Adidas Jabulani.
What is the cost of a jabulani ball in nz?
It will be cheap as it was a big flop at the 2010 world cup.
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