Cricket SA and the South African Cricketers’ Association (Saca) are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding later this week. Newly appointed Cricket SA CEO Thabang Moroe confirmed they were tying up the loose ends after the two bodies finished last season without an agreement in place. "I had to work on the [memorandum] with Saca and I am hoping to sign the agreement any moment‚" Moroe said. "What is left is to clean up the document and sort out a few things we had not yet agreed on. Insofar as principles are concerned and with regard to the sharing of money and the values‚ all that has been agreed. "We had hoped to sign on Monday but it is just a matter of following up with them so that we can sign." Saca CEO Tony Irish echoed Moroe’s words, saying they had completed the negotiations. Saca had compiled a comprehensive 400-page document after five months of back and forth with Cricket SA. "We are in the final stages of finalising the three drafts that make up the [memorandum]...
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