Cricket SA hopes to conclude its investigation into the T20 Global League (T20GL) fiasco in the next few days. The T20GL‚ Cricket SA’s version of money-spinning tournaments such as the Indian Premier League (IPL)‚ was to have started on Friday. But Cricket SA said on October 10 it would be postponed because it would lose $25m — more than half the board’s current cash reserves. Cricket SA promised to investigate. Asked what progress had been made‚ president Chris Nenzani said: "The processes have not yet been concluded. "We have sensitised the parties involved to work faster and we have set a mid-November target date. "We are therefore still waiting and we would like to have a fuller report." Cricket SA has faced criticism over the probe because‚ at this stage‚ it is being conducted away from independent scrutiny. Employing what it has called "two parallel processes"‚ Cricket SA has tasked its internal auditor with examining what went wrong and appointed a law firm to do the same. Th...
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