Arendse writes letter telling CSA to get their house in order
CAPE TOWN – Former Cricket South Africa president Norman Arendse has penned an impassioned opened letter asking cricket's governing body to get their house in order.
CSA have been lurching from crisis to crisis in recent weeks, which culminated in a number of top cricket writers in the highveld having their accreditation revoked and unable to cover a recent Msansi Super League clash in Johannesburg. While chief executive Thabang Moroe has apologised after a stern talking to by the South African National Editor's Forum and Proteas' title sponsors Standard Bank, it seems as thoug damage has already been done as board member Shirley Zinn walked away from CSA, citing CSA’s failure to adhere to good corporate governance standards.
Arendse’s comments come at a time when there is ongoing criticism of Moroe, and the recent decision to suspend the media accreditation of five cricket journalists. Arendse was himself no stranger to controversy during his tenure at the governing body between 2007 and 2008.
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