Rocky relationship between associations a concern for game in SA
The application calls for CSA to show cause as to why its decision to restructure domestic cricket should not be reviewed and set asideThe SA Cricketer’s Association has taken Cricket SA to court in an attempt to get clarity on the direction it is taking with the restructuring of the domestic game.
Cricket SA announced a restructuring of the domestic game earlier in 2019‚ something Saca said they have not been fully kept abreast of. Cricket SA’s head of cricket pathways Corrie van Zyl had said in April they had consulted Saca about the restructuring process.“Saca’s application to court follows numerous‚ unsuccessful attempts by us to get Cricket SA to address our concerns relating to the financial situation in cricket.
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