adminCAPE TOWN. — The Board of Directors set official transformation targets for the national men’s team based on the deliberations of the Cricket South Africa’s (CSA) Cricket and Cricket Pipeline sub-committees at its meeting on Friday.
The targets require the South African national cricket team to play an average minimum of 54 percent black players and average minimum of 18 percent black african players over the season.
This is a natural progression in the Board’s determination to drive transformation aggressively as part of CSA’s policy to make cricket a truly national sport accessible to all. The targets will be an average of the cumulative representation across all three formats in a season.
“What is really encouraging,” commented CSA president, Chris Nenzani, “is that the Proteas are achieving these targets we have just set”. — Sport24.
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