Beresford Williams, former Western Province president, has served as Nenzani’s vice-president over the last few years and will take temporary charge of embattled Cricket South Africa.
CAPE TOWN – Beresford Williams will fill the role of acting President until Cricket South Africa’s Annual General Meeting September 5 following the resignation of Chris Nenzani.
Nenzani quit with just three weeks of his tenure left following a tumultuous seven-year period at the helm of the organisation.
Williams, former Western Province president, has served as Nenzani’s vice-president over the last few years.
CSA also confirmed on Tuesday the resignation of acting chief executive Jacques Faul. Faul’s contract was due to expire on September 15.
It is understood that Faul is deeply frustrated with the way in which the organisation has been managed.
“Faul has put in place a detail transitional plan that will ensure the organisation makes a seamless transition to a new acting CEO, that the Board will advise on shortly,” CSA said in a statement.
“The Board is forever grateful for the outstanding commitment and leadership that Dr Faul has made and continues to make to CSA and the game of cricket.”
