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Pressure mounts on Cricket South Africa board to step down
The organisation cited a number of concerns with those who are still in power at crickets governing body.
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Du Plessis: Focus must be on England series
With the four-match test series against England starting on Boxing Day, Faf du Plessis said the focus must shift away from the board room.
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CSA board won’t resign but will focus on turning the organisation around
Following a week of negative publicity, CSA president Chris Nenzani says they have been given a vote of confidence to continue in their role.
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CSA names Jacques Faul as acting CEO
Faul is the current CEO of the Titans and is no stranger to CSA, having been interim CEO in 2012 after replacing Gerald Majola.
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CSA to address media on its future plans after losing sponsor, suspending CEO
CEO Thabang Moroe has been put on paid suspension, just hours after a key sponsor announced they would not be extending a contract
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Cricket South Africa suspends Moroe after damning ethics & audit reports
Cricket South Africa’s board of directors has suspended its embattled CEO Thabang Moroe amid allegations of misconduct, and a “failure of controls”.
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Cricket development in jeopardy after sponsor calls on Moroe, Nenzani to quit
A major sponsor of SA cricket’s development programmes has called on CSA bosses Thabang Moroe and Chris Nenzani to resign over the current crisis in the sport.
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SA cricket faces showdown talks as strike threat looms
Cricket South Africa will hold a special board meeting on Saturday following a week of drama and controversy sparked by the withdrawal of media accreditation of five leading journalists.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The gentleman’s game has been turned into one of dysfunction
The administration of cricket has been captured by rent-seekers who have no interest in the game at all, writes Judith February.
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CSA apologises to Sanef, journalists, after rescinding accreditation
Cricket South Africa admitted to revoking journalists' accreditation after being unhappy with their reporting on matters there.
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ADRIAN EPHRAIM: Mistrust between CSA and media is the last thing cricket needs
While revoking media accreditation may seem like a childish reaction to criticism from a Cricket South Africa leadership out of its depth, the breakdown in trust between them and the media may have lasting repercussions for the game, writes Adrian Ephraim.
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CARTOON: If it Looks, Walks and Quacks Like a Duck...
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The farce that is the CSA & the lessons from rugby
Reports of serious governance failures, lack of funding, wasteful expenditure, litigation and even ‘capture’ within Cricket South Africa are rife, writes Judith February.
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Cricket SA admits to revoking journalists' accreditation
It’s understood the journalist’s CSA accreditation was revoked after writing on the current dire state of cricket in the country.
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Interim team director Nkwe to coach SA in England Tests
Nkwe’s appointment, on the back of a successful debut season as a franchise coach, was a surprise in view of his lack of international experience, either as a player or a coach.
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WPCA commits to promoting good governance in cricket community
This comes after the WPCA won its arbitration case on Tuesday against Cricket South Africa (CSA) with costs.
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CSA won't challenge decision on Western Province Cricket Association
This follows WPCA winning its arbitration case on Tuesday against the South African cricket governing body with costs.
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Pollock: CSA's cricket director must understand SA's diversity needs
The former captain says the first-ever director of cricket must have an 'understanding of the history of South African cricket and the sensitivities that are present in terms of the diversity and the way things work'.
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Graeme Smith withdraws SA director of cricket interest
Smith was reportedly in the running for the position alongside suspended interim director of cricket, Corrie van Zyl and former selector Hussein Manack.
