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CSA underpaid by R100m for Mzansi T20 rights after ignoring IMG warnings

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Cricket South Africa was underpaid by about R100m for Mzansi Super League international media and commercial rights in 2018 and 2019, according to a report into widespread misconduct and mismanagement at the governing body.

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