Stand-in Proteas captain Keshav Maharaj said the team had thrown its weight behind the new director of cricket, Enoch Nkwe, and left boardroom baggage behind ahead of their tour to England. | Sport24news
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Maharaj said the Proteas met with the board to iron out tensions and leave boardroom baggage behind ahead of their England tour. Maharaj said the team spoke briefly with Nkwe ahead of the landmark England tour, saying he enjoyed the team's support and well wishes. "I've always thoroughly enjoyed him as a person and as a coach. His philosophy towards certain things is really remarkable. It's something we can look forward to.
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