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Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza, Cricket South Africa's (CSA) transformation ombudsman who presided over last year's Social Justice and Nation-Building (SJN) hearings, firmly believes Paul Adams is blameless for his refusal to testify in Mark Boucher's defunct disciplinary hearing.
Mark Boucher is free to continue as South Africa’s head coach after charges of gross misconduct and racism were “formally and unreservedly withdrawn”.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Tuesday dropped all charges of gross misconduct, including racism, against national coach Mark Boucher, less than a week before he was to defend himself in a disciplinary hearing. Boucher, a former wicketkeeper batter, was charged with racist behaviour and also faced possible sacking from the coaching post, after he was accused by ex-South Africa teammate Paul Adams for singing a song which had racially derogatory wording in meetings after matches in their playing days. However, CSA said none of the charges were "sustainable" after Adams and former Proteas assistant coach Enoch Nkwe decided not to testify at next week's hearings. The recent ruling in the Graeme Smith arbitration also fortified the conclusion that the charges against Boucher would be dismissed.
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Cricket South Africa (CSA) have withdrawn disciplinary charges against national team head coach Mark Boucher after two key witnesses declined to testify in upcoming hearings.
Proteas coach Mark Boucher has welcomed Cricket South Africa's decision to withdraw all disciplinary charges levelled against him.
Cricket South Africa CEO Pholetsi Moseki expressed the organisation's regret at the drawn out Mark Boucher disciplinary saga which came crashing down on Tuesday.
CAPE TOWN : Cricket South Africa (CSA) have withdrawn disciplinary charges against national team head coach Mark Boucher after two key witnesses declined to testify in upcoming hearings.
Boucher's disciplinary hearing was set for 16 May, with the governing body having taken steps for his dismissal.