This is why Cricket SA president and the board have not resigned
Johannesburg - Cricket South Africa’s president Chris Nenzani said Saturday that he and the organisation’s Board of Directors are not responsible for the crisis that has engulfed the organisation and the sport in the last week.
Nenzani, when asked why he and the remaining nine members of the Board hadn’t resigned in the wake of weeks of controversy that included an almost complete breakdown of CSA’s relationship with the players and the loss of a headline sponsor, said the Board was not complicit. “The Board is not complicit in terms of decision making, the Board took decisions and those decisions had to be implemented by the CEO and his management,” said Nenzani.
Cricket SA suspended its CEO Thabang Moroe on Friday pending a forensic audit of his management practices. On Saturday, Cricket SA named Jacques Faul, the current chief executive of the Northerns Cricket Union, as interim CEO, for the period of the Moroe in inquiry. Nenzani meanwhile saw no reason why he or the Board should resign, explaining that they got the backing of CSA’s highest decision-making body, the Member’s Council at a robust and lengthy meeting on Friday night. “
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