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Cricket South Africa s director of cricket Graeme Smith said the bidding process to determine where the teams will participate in next season s new domestic structure is underway.
The six-team franchise system that has been in place since the 2003/04 season will be replaced by a 15-team set-up.
The 15 teams will be split into two divisions of eight and seven in a similar manner to the English County Cricket division split that came into being in 2000.
While the men’s team is still on a soul-searching journey after a difficult Pakistan series, there is still the significant matter of the domestic restructure that’ll change the shape of cricket in South Africa.
Ezra Moseley.
Former West Indies fast bowler Ezra Moseley has died in a road crash in his home country of Barbados.
Reports out of Barbados said that the 63-year-old Moseley was cycling when he collided with a car on Saturday morning.
Moseley played two Test matches against England in 1990 and also nine One-Day Internationals between 1990 and 1991. He had an outstanding professional career with Glamorgan in English County Cricket and in South Africa for Eastern Province and Northern Transvaal.
He played for Glamorgan during the early 1980s and took 114 first-class wickets in 35 matches at an average of less than 24, despite back problems, and also took 33 wickets in 30 one-day games.