South Africa may be out of T20 World Cup to be held in India, big reason revealed
All captains of South Africa cricket teams are in danger of being banned due to the ongoing crisis in Cricket South Africa (CSA). Not only this, these captains also believe that South Africa can also be out of the T20 World Cup this year.
South Africa is under threat
Captain can be banned
Team can be out of T20 World Cup
All captains of South Africa cricket teams are in danger of being banned due to the ongoing crisis in Cricket South Africa (CSA). Not only this, these captains also believe that South Africa can also be out of the T20 World Cup this year. However, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday that it would not interfere in the matter related to the operation of the cricket board in South Africa until the board asked for it.
Relief from ICC
The three captains of the South Africa Cricket Team, Dean Elgar, Temba Bavuma and Dan van Niekker, issued a joint statement expressing deep concern over the possible suspension from the ICC in view of the ongoing crisis in Cricket South Africa (CSA). is. However, he must have been relieved after the ICC statement.
The ICC said in a statement, ‘The ICC encourages members to work with governments to resolve issues. Not all government intervention is wrong. A formal complaint from members is required for the ICC to be involved in such issues. ‘
A source said, “The ICC is not in a hurry now and wants them to resolve their issues on their own.” He said, ‘We are not saying that the government’s intervention in this matter is wrong or not. We follow procedures in this way. When the government gives money etc. under certain conditions, it is also called government intervention.
South Africa may be out of T20 World Cup
Earlier players had said that if the current deadlock is not overcome, then South Africa may not be able to participate in the ICC t20 World Cup, which will be held in India in October-November. To be done in He said, ‘At a time when we should have been excited about the future, now we are worried about the future.’
The captains said in the statement, ‘South Africa’s men’s team has to play in the ICC T20 World Cup in November. The current state of Christmas administration is affecting our preparations. If the ICC decides to suspend South Africa, then we may have to get out of this tournament.
There is a deadlock between the CSA members’ council and the interim board. It was likely to go away in the special general meeting to be held on Saturday, but it did not happen.
