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Proteas coach Boucher looking forward to implementing new identity
Proteas head coach mark Boucher outlined what the goals are for the team once the season does get underway.
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Cricket SA apologise to Momentum after Kula-Ameyaw tweets
Following the announcement from Momentum on Tuesday that they would not renew their sponsorship of One Day Cricket but would remain title sponsors of the Women’s National team, Kula-Ameyaw questioned the decision along with their commitment to transformation.
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Momentum opts to ditch One-Day cricket sponsorship contract in 2021
Momentum has been supporting the women’s team since 2013 and this commitment remains in place with a contract running until April 2023.
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Uncertainty continues at CSA after postponement of AGM
In a statement released on Monday, Cricket South Africa (CSA) outlined the fact that the AGM was postponed because 'there are certain critical processes at CSA which are under way'.
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CSA appoints transformation ombudsman
The announcement follows weeks of revelations from former players who shared their experiences of isolation and racial discrimination within the sport.
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Thabang Moroe fired as CEO of Cricket South Africa
Moroe was placed on suspension in December 2019 on allegations of misconduct.
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Williams: CSA hopes to get conclusion on 'unresolved' Moroe matter
CSA has charged Moroe with eight counts relating to financial mismanagement during his tenure as CEO. Disciplinary proceedings have yet to commence.
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2 Protea players test positive for COVID-19 ahead of cultural camp
The camp was announced in the wake of numerous claims of racism by ex-Protea players.
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Saca: Crisis at CSA threatens future of cricket in SA
The South African Cricketers’ Association (Saca) said that the sudden resignation of both CSA president Chris Nenzani and acting CEO Jacques Faul was clear evidence that cricket in South Africa was at war with itself.
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Kugandrie Govender appointed acting CEO of CSA
Kugandrie Govender is the first woman to be appointed to the position in a permanent or acting capacity at Cricket South Africa.
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Beresford Williams appointed acting CSA President
Williams will act in the role, following the sudden resignation of Chris Nenzani, until the organisation hold their AGM, which is set for the 5 September 2020.
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CSA in turmoil as CEO Jacques Faul quits in wake of Nenzani resignation
Earlier, the organisation revealed that its president Chris Nenzani had stepped down.
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Nenzani’s inaction ultimately cost him his job
Nenzani held the position since 2013, serving two three-year terms plus an additional 12 months to help guide the organistaion through a difficult period. A decision that he admitted he regretted.
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CSA boss Chris Nenzani resigns with immediate effect
Cricket South Africa has confirmed the resignation of its president Chris Nenzani, with immediate effect.
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CSA hits back at claims of bias in match-fixing probe
Cricket South Africa has responded to allegations by former Proteas player Thami Tsolekile that its investigation into the 2015 Ram Slam match-fixing scandal was biased.
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South Africa tour to West Indies on hold indefinitely
Cricket West Indies chief executive Johnny Grave said last week they were hopeful of hosting South Africa in September for either two tests or five T20 internationals, but Smith has made clear that will not happen.
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Alviro Petersen: Black players were instructed to abuse opposition black players
Former Protea batsman Alviro Petersen, who has been vocal about racism in South African cricket, claims that black players in the team were instructed to 'abuse' opposition black players.
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Cricket returns to South Africa after week of race controversy
An unusual match involving three teams was played in an empty SuperSport Park in Centurion, making it difficult to judge whether the new form of the game, branded 3T Cricket, had the potential for major spectator appeal.
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Markram, De Villiers shine in three-team slogathon
Cricket South Africa is hopeful the unique format may catch on, though for many the jury will be out as the slogathon produced entertainment off the bat but little else for the purists to enthuse over in a display of power hitting.
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Family tragedies force Rabada and Magala out of 3TC Solidarity Cup match
The tragic passing of family members of Kagiso Rabada and Sisanda Magala have forced them both to pull out of the 3 Team Cricket Solidarity Cup taking place on Saturday.
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CSA reaffirms support for BLM and Lungi Ngidi
Cricket South Africa has responded to a statement by former players and coaches, saying it is committed to addressing racial discrimination in the sport.
