Kagiso Masubelele appointed acting CEO of Limpopo Impalas Cricket

The Board of Limpopo Impalas Cricket is pleased to announce the appointment of Kagiso Masubelele as Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) following the departure of former CEO, John Openshaw, in June.

Speaking on his appointment, Masubelele expressed his enthusiasm about returning to the province where his cricket journey began.

"I am excited to be returning home and building on the strong foundation that already exists within Limpopo cricket. This is where my cricket journey started 30 years ago as a young aspiring player.Over the past 16 years, I have served within Titans Cricket in various capacities, gaining invaluable experience and learning from some of the best administrators and cricket professionals in the country. I

look forward to applying these skills to help propel Limpopo Impalas Cricket to the next level.

"Limpopo is a province with a proud cricketing heritage. It has produced outstanding players such as Dale Steyn, Ethy Mbhalati and Marcia Letsoalo. From a coaching and management perspective, the province has also produced leaders of the highest calibre, including Volvo Masubelele, current Proteas Men's head coach; Sedibu Mohlaba, current Proteas Women's Team Manager; Mandla Mashimbyi, current Proteas Women's head coach; and Tumi Masekela, current High-Performance Strength and Conditioning

Coach.

"These achievements demonstrate the rich cricketing history and talent that exists within our province. My priority is to ensure that sound governance and effective cricket operations work hand in hand to create an environment where players, coaches, administrators and officials can thrive. Through strong leadership, accountability and strategic development, we aim to produce even more cricketing talent and strengthen Limpopo's position within South African cricket."

The Board has expressed its confidence in Masubelele's leadership and experience and looks forward to working with him as the organisation continues its mission to grow and develop cricket throughout the province.