Sorry I can't be of any help here, I haven't touched the South African Cricket markets since the Women's IPL, PSL and IPL started.
But when it comes to Major Cricket tournaments flooded with almost infinite liquidity, the suspensions of the markets in running mode, before the end of the game ( in some Exchanges) are symbolic, and very short (much shorter than the Decision Review System could be in effect) and I wonder why it is necessary. That's neither Basketball (Referees) nor Soccer (VAR). But lots of bookmakers tend to disappear very often in running mode or even accept your positions only pre-match.
I don't know exactly how the entities have been treating South African games with lower liquidity lately, but I don't recall any long-live suspensions, or wrong settlements even in similar low-liquidity markets (Exch).