South African government dissolved the cricket board and took control of all affairs

The South African government dissolved the cricket board and took control of all affairs.

South Africa’s Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) has suspended Cricket South Africa for a month.

Acting Chief Executive SASCO Ravi Gondar said the move was taken because of Cricket South Africa’s governance and negative thinking so that the board could focus on its own affairs in the future.

The South African Cricket Board’s affairs came under crisis when a report on the organisation’s conduct was published, which led to the resignation of the board’s chief executive, Thabang Moore, in August.

Chief executive Thabang Moore was suspended nine months before he was fired, but the board did not release the news.

“We asked the board to be on the sidelines so that we could form a team to look after the affairs of the board and report back to us within a month,” he said.

The South African Cricket Board (SACB) has come under fire from its sponsors over governance issues, with 30 players from South Africa’s men’s and women’s cricket teams postponing South Africa’s annual Cricket General Meeting on September 5 last week. A regular letter was written to

The ICC may ban the South African cricket team due to government interference.

However, Ravi Gonder says the ICC has expressed concern over the suspension of Cricket South Africa but we are confident that our decision is legal and the ICC will recognize it.