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CSA Extends Hilton Moreeng Contract As Women's Head Coach Till T20 World Cup
The echoes of last year's historic T20 World Cup final lingered, prompting a plea for change from senior team members. Despite efforts to usher in fresh leadership after interviews in November, Cricket South Africa faces a coaching conundrum, and Moreeng steers the ship through the upcoming challenges.
In August 2023, ESPNcricinfo reported that senior members of the South African women's team wrote a letter to Cricket South Africa (CSA) leadership to lobby for a change in coach as they sought fresh ideas. At the time, CSA did not have enough time to appoint someone else before the team's tour to Pakistan, and Moreeng's contract was extended until the end of the year. CSA also resolved to appoint a head of women's cricket, a position which has also not been filled. Read More...
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31