CSA interim board hope to 'encourage and not compel' Proteas to act on Black Lives Matter

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Cricket South Africa's interim board chairperson Judge Zak Yacoob stated it was "national interest" that the Proteas support and address discrimination, indignities and exclusions.
The interim board stated that they will not "compel" the Proteas to act and change their stance over the Black Lives Matter movement.
Yacoob added that the interim board will remain "engaged with this issue" as they look to turn CSA around.
Cricket South Africa's (CSA) interim board released a statement on Friday regarding the organisation's handling of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The movement has an added issue in CSA's growing list of troubles in 2020.

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