Cricket South Africa's CEO, Pholetsi Moseki has wished the Proteas well and says the nation is eager to see them shine on the global stage.
Cricket South Africa’s CEO, Pholetsi Moseki has wished the Proteas well and says the nation is eager to see them shine on the global stage. Photo by PHILL MAGAKOE / AFPCricket South Africa’s CEO, Pholetsi Moseki has wished the Proteas well and says the nation is eager to see them shine on the global stage. Photo by PHILL MAGAKOE / AFPhas wished the squad well and says the nation is eager to see their team shine on the global stage.Moseki says: “The World Cup is not just another tournament.
He has also recognised the tough journey that each player has undertaken, the unity of the squad, and the invaluable support of the coaching staff.Urging South Africans to come together in support, Moseki adds: “Let us unite in spirit and voice. Our collective energies can function as the twelfth man, supporting our team in every move.”
To the players, Moseki conveys the nation’s backing: “As you wear the green and gold, understand you’re not alone. South Africa stands with you, cheering every run, and feeling every heartbeat.”CSA calls upon fans, media, and every South African to show unwavering support as the Proteas embark on their World Cup journey, uniting under the banner of cricket and national pride.
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