Cricket SA will not probe collapse of T20 Global League, Chris Nenzani says
Cricket SA (CSA) has not decided to mount an independent investigation into the T20 Global League (T20GL) saga.The inaugural edition of the tournament was to have been played in November and December‚ but the event collapsed after the board discovered it would result in $25m in losses.The fiasco cost Haroon Lorgat his job as CSA’s CEO.On Thursday, CSA issued a release in which president Chris Nenzani was quoted as saying‚ "A complete reconciliation of the total expenditure incurred on the T20GL has been concluded, and we can now confirm that all monies have been adequately accounted for and that we have found no irregularities or financial mismanagement."These reconciliations will now be examined by our external auditors‚ Nkonki‚ as part of their normal audit procedures." The release said "the board also noted that the investigations highlighted pervasive governance lapses around the T20GL".That might be taken as a reference to the fact that the tournament foundered despite the esta...
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