Former Test captain Graeme Smith is set to become Cricket South Africa's director of cricket
he will have just over two weeks to put a selection panel and coaching staff in place before the first of four Tests against England, starting in Centurion on 26 December.Tony Irish, chief executive of the SA Cricketers Association , which
, said in a tweet:"Appalled that the president and board of CSA have taken no responsibility for cricket's biggest crisis. Now clinging to power."He said SACA was likely to make a detailed response on Sunday or Monday. Despite calls for their resignation, Nenzani said the board had been mandated by the organisation's members' council -– made up of presidents of the 14 provincial affiliates -–"to continue to guide us through this period and turn it around".
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