Cricket: CSA backs racial quota targets despite Bavuma axing


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  • Saturday, 04 Jan 2020

FILE PHOTO: Cricket - South Africa v Pakistan - Second Test - PPC Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa - January 4, 2019 South Africa's Temba Bavuma reacts as he reaches his half century REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Cricket South Africa (CSA) remains committed to its transformation agenda according to president Chris Nenzani, despite missing racial quota targets for the second test running against England at Newlands.

To redress imbalances from the country's apartheid era, CSA targets two black African players and four from the mixed-race and Indian communities in each team, averaged through the year. For the last two tests this has fallen short by two.

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