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CSA Appoints New Convenor Selector for Proteas Men’s Team

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) has appointed Patrick Moroney as the new Convenor Selector for the Proteas Men’s Team. Patrick…

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) has appointed Patrick Moroney as the new Convenor Selector for the Proteas Men’s Team.

Patrick brings with him a wealth of experience in his field. His career spans a wide range of roles, from serving as Director of Sport and Marketing at the high school level to holding various selector positions, including with the Youth Men Talent Identification Programme and as the Lions Cricket Convenor of Selectors, among others.

He has honed his skills as a selector since 2001 and has previously served as Convenor of Selectors for the SA National Academy, SA Emerging, and Men’s U19 teams.

As the newly appointed Convenor Selector, Patrick will report to Enoch Nkwe, Director of National Teams and High Performance, and work closely with the Proteas Men’s Head Coach.

Based at the Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Pretoria, he will formally take up his role on 1 August 2025.

Director of National Teams and High Performance, Enoch Nkwe, said: “CSA is extremely proud to welcome Patrick into this pivotal role as Convenor Selector for the Proteas Men’s Team.

“His deep understanding of the game, combined with decades of experience in talent identification and selection across various levels, makes him the ideal person for the job.

“We are thrilled to welcome Patrick on board and look forward to working closely with him, as well as witnessing the positive impact he will undoubtedly make.”

 

Source: cricket.co.za

Peter Kirsten (born 1955) – 32 internationals, 35.90 average, 173 high score, four centuries, 12 official Tests: An older half-brother to the excellent Gary, Kirsten played all 19 rebel Tests, along with Cook. Like Cook, Tests came late to him at age 37, but he managed 12 Tests, including a century.

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