Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa has gibe a scathingly disapproving opinion of Cricket South Africa’s current executive and coaching make-up‚ saying that it wasn’t representative of South Africa’s population dynamics.
Mthethwa was speaking at Friday’s Parliamentary Sports Portfolio committee meeting that included CSA president Chris Nenzani‚ vice-president Beresford Williams and acting chief executive officer Dr Jacques Faul.
Mark Boucher is the current team director and he’s assisted by Enoch Nkwe. Nkwe was the interim team director last year when he replaced Ottis Gibson after the disastrous 2019 Cricket World Cup. “When we talk of cricket and going to the heart and core‚ you look at the CEO‚ you look at the director of cricket and the coach; you’ll find the deputy being an African.
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