FILE PHOTO: Australia v South Africa - Third Test cricket match - Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia - 27/11/16. South Africa's captain Faf du Plessis (C) holds the Test series trophy against Australia with team mates at the end of the Third Test cricket match. At right is former South African cricketer Kepler Wessels who presented du Plessis with the trophy. REUTERS/Jason Reed/File Photo
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Sports minister Nathi Mthethwa has informed the International Cricket Council he intends to intervene in the running of crisis-ridden Cricket South Africa (CSA) unless the latter commit to governance reforms by Oct. 27.
CSA has been mired in controversy and claims of mismanagement since the suspension of former chief executive Thabang Moroe last December, with a damning internal report providing a long list of concerns around the actions of various staff members in the organisation.
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