South Africa Invitational XI v Bangladesh - JP Duminy

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The Proteas middle order batsman, JP Duminy, concedes that the postponement of the T20 Global League is bitterly disappointing for the players and fans.

The T20 was meant to start in South Africa month, however, yester Cricket South Africa called off the tournament due to largely financial issues relating to TV rights and sponsorship.

CSA indicated that the tournament will now start in November 2018 instead.

The South African Invitational team are in Bloemfontein to face Bangladesh in a 50 over match tomorrow.

Duminy would will skipper South Africa said the postponed is a huge let down.

The game between South African Invitational and Bangladesh at the Mangaung Oval gets underway at 10:00 tomorrow morning.
11 Oct 2017 2PM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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