“In addition, CSA is taking legal advice regarding the basis on which SASCOC has sought to intervene in the business affairs of CSA. “CSA does, however, commit to engaging further with SASCOC to understand its position and to find common ground with it in the best interests of cricket.” SASCOC acting chief executive Ravi Govender said on Thursday the intervention was needed to allow a thorough investigation of the board’s conduct that has drawn widespread criticism.
“We are deeply concerned about the issues that have been permeating around CSA recently,” Govender said. “We met with the board and requested sight of the elusive forensic report, which has not been forthcoming. “The International Cricket Council have also expressed some concerns (about the running of CSA) and we believe our decision is warranted, and that it will be embraced by the ICC,” he said. Govender later confirmed on Friday that the CSA board have requested to meet SASCOC on Monday to discuss the matter further, and says for now their resolution stands. SASCOC is the macro-body that oversees sport in South Africa and has the power to rein in its federations, of which CSA is one, if deemed to be acting improperly.
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