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Richards and May to lead Cricket South Africa
Richards said the important lessons from the past year had been the need for a unified cricket family and to rectify what had gone wrong in the past.
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South Africa complains to ICC over cancelled Australian cricket tour
CSA interim board chairman Stavros Nicolaou told a press conference on Friday that the board was "extremely disappointed" over what he described as a unilateral decision by Cricket Australia.
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Rest of Proteas ODI series against England postponed amid rising COVID cases
This news come after two unnamed members of the England party tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, resulting in the cancellation of the first delay ODI, on Sunday, as well as the calling off the second game on Monday.
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Nicholson Report recommendations to be implemented at CSA, says Mthethwa
This follows the resignation of the entire board and president of the cricket governing body on Monday.
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Cricket SA announce busy programme of home international matches for Proteas
The international season begins with a three-match T20 International series and three-match One-Day International (ODI) series against England in Cape Town and Paarl.
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With right will and processes, CSA can recover, says Sascoc’s Ravi Govender
This follows the resignation of the entire CSA board over the weekend.
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Mthethwa informs ICC of govt intervention at crisis-hit CSA
This followed a series of meetings between Mthethwa and crisis-hit CSA to try and resolve issues at the embattled organisation.
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CSA reveals acting president Beresford Williams implicated in Fundudzi report
The body on Tuesday appeared before the Sports, Arts and Culture portfolio committee in Parliament, where they gave details of the forensic report which was used to fire former CEO, Thabang Moroe.
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CSA considers criminal action against axed CEO Thabang Moroe
Former CSA CEO Thabang Moroe was fired in August based on the findings. He was found to have flouted proper processes in his filling of certain vacancies like the HR manager.
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Fundudzi report: Axed CSA boss Thabang Moroe failed in number of areas
There have been calls for CSA to release the Fundudzi forensic report into what happened under the management of Thabang Moroe.
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Faul: 'I most likely will return to Northerns Cricket in September'
Faul stepped in for suspended CEO Thabang Moroe in December when he was placed under investigation.
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South Africa hopeful of home India series in August
CSA director of cricket Graeme Smith says the body is in constant contact with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Keep calm and restore our confidence in cricket
Cricket South Africa must restore confidence in the game in the minds of the disillusioned cricket fan that has had to watch as corruption and incompetence strangle the game, writes Judith February.
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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 knuckles down to address leadership, internal concerns
CSA officials will address the media on Saturday on issues that have plagued the body this week, including the suspension of its CEO.
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Proteas appoint new batting coach for India series
Amol Muzumdar’s previous coaching appointments have included being the batting coach of Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, coaching the India under-19 and under-23 sides and being batting coach of the Netherlands national side.
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Deadline extended & draft confirmed for T20 League
Players wanting to play in the competition initially had until Tuesday October 2 to apply, however, the deadline has now been pushed back to Friday.
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Revamped St George's to host T20 opener
On Tuesday CSA announced that Ram Hand-to-Hand Couriers will return as the title sponsor for the competition.
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Lobby groups to study documents on planned transformation in sport
AfriForum and trade union Solidarity received the documents from Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula’s office on Wednesday.
