TV rights row may scupper global T20
By Alvin Reeves, Mahlatse Mphahlele and Telford Vice - 29 September 2017
[caption id="attachment_209962" align="aligncenter" width="630"] Global League franchise owner Ajay Sethi, left, and Haroon Lorgat at a Port Elizabeth media briefing
Picture: Judy de Vega[/caption]
Departure of CSA boss Lorgat adds fuel to concerns around SA cricket
The show must go on, Mandela Bay Stars owner Ajay Sethi said, after a day of high drama and uncertainty rocked South African cricket.
Sethi was reacting to the news that Cricket South Africa (CSA) had parted ways with its chief executive, Haroon Lorgat, and the continued tug-of-war over the multimilliondollar TV rights for the country’s new T20 Global League (T20GL).
