South Africa’s cricket team reached an agreement with India to go ahead with the three Twenty20s (T20s) scheduled for August, provided regulations from both governments allow.
Acting CSA CEO Jacques Faul gave a positive update on discussions with India’s BCCI to play noting that much of them centred on planning around the nationwide lockdown and what the South African government would and would not allow.
“We had a telecon with India and we are encouraged by their willingness to honour their agreement to play the three T20s in August, and if it’s postponed then maybe a bit later,” Faul said.
Faul also expressed his gratitude to the England Cricket Board (ECB) for engaging with them to ensure that the CSA follows the right protocols should they play in a bio-secure environment.
The CSA said that it is seeking to engage with South African Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa through the South
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