Duminy steps down as SA white-ball batting coach

Former international JP Duminy has resigned as South Africa’s white-ball batting coach due to personal reasons. Duminy was appointed as part of Rob Walter’s support staff in March 2023 when Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed new coaches following Mark Boucher’s tenure. Duminy was previously the head coach of SA20 team Paarl Royals and domestic team Boland but it is not clear. If he continues to coach in the future. He was with the white ball team in the 2023 ODI World Cup. Semi-final last year but had to leave the camp due to personal reasons before the T20 World Cup in America and the Caribbean in June this year. The CSA will soon begin the process of finding a replacement, but it may not be in time for the series against Pakistan starting next week. The competition begins with three T20Is, which will be played without white-ball playersThey are in the Test series against Sri Lanka, before moving on to three ODIs, which will be part of the preparations for the Champions Trophy. Found, CSA could keep their batting lead at number two, Imran Khan, the former Dolphins coach who was appointed in August and went to Bangladesh with the Test squad. Red Ball batting coach Ashwell Prince was unavailable at the time but has since returned to Test duty.