Perhaps perfectly in tune with their reputation as a capricious, weak at the knee, barely coherent or audible batting partner, the SABC has responded to criticism of the decision not to transmit commentary for the Test series against India.
Proteas players during the SA national cricket team training session at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg this week.Perhaps perfectly in tune with their reputation as a capricious, weak at the knee, barely coherent or audible batting partner, the SABC has responded to criticism of the decision not to transmit ball-by-ball radio commentary for the Proteas’ Test series against India.
“The SABC would like to dispel this misinformation and state that Radio 2000 will broadcast three live updates every hour and stream full live commentary on the station’s website.” There is a sentiment that the SABC’s disinterest in cricket on Radio 2000 is not solely based on commercial reasons but that the sport, which has stumbled from one misadventure to the next, has done little to advance its cause.CSA earlier this week urged the corporation to reconsider its stance, though they too have contributed to the angst experienced by cricket fans around the country.
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