.OfficialCSA embattled president Chris Nenzani chose to resign even though he had just three weeks of his tenure left, bringing an end to a tumultuous seven-year period. By shockerhess | IOLsport
JOHANNESBURG - Cricket South Africa’s embattled president Chris Nenzani chose to resign even though he had just three weeks of his tenure left bringing an end to a tumultuous seven-year period, that has seen the organisation drowning in a sea of controversy.
“Mr. Nenzani has led Cricket South Africa with dedication and astutely since 2013,” a Cricket SA statement read on Monday morning, confirming his resignation. In the last year, CSA has suffered a catastrophic administrative meltdown, that has seen its CEO suspended - on full pay - three senior managers suspended and face disciplinary hearings, two of those managers disputing their sackings, a continued struggle to acquire much needed income and in the last month a volcano explode around transformation and the mistreatment of black players in the national men’s team.
Graeme Smith, appointed as the full time Director of Cricket, described a “cancer” within the organisation when describing its administrative leadership, something Nenzani must bear a lot of responsibility for.
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