For all its pomp and ceremony, this GLT20 seemed doomed from start. It may have had the potential to temporarily stave off the threat of a Kolpak  exodus, but it hinged on a seriously lucrative broadcast deal, which realistically only Indian (and possibly Australian/English) networks would be able to provide. With no Indian players in the squad (no Australian players of note and only a handful of English players) coupled to a very successful IPL (and BBL and seemingly up-and-coming T20 Blast), where would the incentive be to pay out big money for broadcasting rights? And who, in their right minds, agrees to owners, coaches players, salaries, schedules etc. when you don't have the money to pay for this in your pocket already? CSA is competing with CA, the BCCI and WICB for being the most corrupt and/or incompetent cricketing board that is detrimental to the game without giving two hoots about their players. Sies.