KZN cricket boss Ben Dladla preaches unity in bid for CSA presidency TiisetsoMalepa
The 57-year-old KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union president is vying for the CSA presidency. He does so alongside acting president Beresford Williams‚ Northerns Cricket Union president Tebogo Siko and current board member and president of Eastern Province Cricket Union Donovan May at the September 5 annual general meeting.
“We need to work towards one direction and not work in silos as the board and the members council. Unity in a sense that remember we have got 12 affiliates at this stage who need to unify and buy into the same vision of good governance and transformation‚ because that will go a long way. Dladla also addressed the at times rocky relations with the players’ union‚ the SA Cricketers’ Association ‚ and committed to meeting other key CSA stakeholders to get them to buy into this unification vision.
“I will meet with stakeholders and the operational team so that all of us we can bring our cricket to its former glory. Internationally our image has been dented and one will also have to try and assist in making sure we win back the confidence of the public. “I think our actions also led to us losing some of our sponsors and also we are at this stage 50/50 with other sponsors.
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