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Mark Boucher, the former South African wicket-keeper and batsman believes that South African cricket is in a bad state at the moment, with results not going their way on the pitch and problems galore off it.
The Proteas, who were already hurt following their dismal performance in the 50-over World Cup, were rubbed salt on their wounds on their recent tour to India during which they were whitewashed in the three-Test series and faced the wrath of many in the cricket fraternity.
If that was not enough, there’s an ongoing legal battle between Cricket South Africa and the South African Cricketers Association (SACA) because of which three senior officials were suspended last week.
Mark Boucher, the former South African wicket-keeper and batsman believes that South African cricket is in a bad state at the moment, with results not going their way on the pitch and problems galore off it.
The Proteas, who were already hurt following their dismal performance in the 50-over World Cup, were rubbed salt on their wounds on their recent tour to India during which they were whitewashed in the three-Test series and faced the wrath of many in the cricket fraternity.
If that was not enough, there’s an ongoing legal battle between Cricket South Africa and the South African Cricketers Association (SACA) because of which three senior officials were suspended last week.
