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Message: [QUOTE="Fitzy, post: 3463302, member: 9881"] Well that wasn’t explained properly then was it, hence why I found it quite strange. Regardless, the national team should be who deserves it not some sorry apology for what happened well in the past and certainly not for some target market bullshit. You can never get rid of that quota now without putting intense scrutiny in the organisation. If SA cricket don’t have the integrity or values to select players who deserve it without taking into account race than they have far bigger issues than black/coloured participation. Back in 2016 they had Hashim Amla, Kagiso Rabada, Temba Bavuma, Keshav Maharaj, JP Duminy and Vernon Philander to have that many players of colour and feel the need to publicly introduce a quota shows they care more about there bottom line in the grass roots than there current crop of cricketers. The quota immediately allows the public to question the legitimacy of every single one of there selections the second they don’t live up to performance. An over correction of the highest order to satisfy the whole woke agenda that leaves no winners except the S.A. crickets bottom line in the long term. Really poor attempt to make a sport more popular with a demographic when discrimination is being introduced to obtain justice for what happened 80 years ago in none of these players lifetimes. Absolutely 0 need to introduce that quota in 2016 when you already had 6 coloured players in there test team alone. Same outcome occurs without the public quota. [/QUOTE]

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