'Relationship between Cricket SA and players is at an all-time low'

South African Cricketers' Association chief executive Tony Irish reflects on what everything that is going wrong in the sport.

The South African Cricketers Association has filed a court application in the Johannesburg High Court to get Cricket South Africa (CSA) to review and set aside its decision to restructure domestic cricket.

CSA plans to increase the number of professional cricket sides in South Africa from six to 12 which has not pleased players at all.

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Bongani Bingwa chats to South African Cricketers' Association chief executive Tony Irish who says the relationship between CSA and the players is at an all-time low.

The relationship between CSA and cricket players is at an all-time low.

Tony Irish, Chief executive - South African Cricketers' Association

He says with England touring South Africa, there is no plan as to how the South African team is going to be selected.

Who is going to be in charge and that is not acceptable for players. There are unknown selectors selecting players, therefore, no accountability for selections.

Tony Irish, Chief executive - South African Cricketers' Association

The association has gone on record regarding the financial issues of CSA and the problems in the organisation have an impact on how the game is played by women cricketers and lower leagues, he explains.

You need good structures around the Proteas, credible selectors and proper management without that the team is starting on the back foot.

Tony Irish, Chief executive - South African Cricketers' Association

Listen below to the full conversation:

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