Russel Domingo believes that his tenure as the Protea head coach has come to an end

Though Cricket South Africa is yet to take a final call on Russel Domingo’s future, the 42-year-old is pretty sure about his present situation. Domingo believes that his tenure as the South African head coach has reached a dead end it is time to part ways. It can be assumed that it is just a matter of time before England bowling coach Ottis Gibson replaces Domingo as the head coach of South Africa. Skipper Faf du Plessis has spoken to the media about the issue and revealed that he has been enquiring about the West Indian.

Russel Domingo’s tenure will officially come to an end on September 30. Though the South African have given in the application he thinks that he will not be in charge of the team next season.

What Domingo said:

“My time is done with the Proteas. It’s time to move on. I’ve had a wonderful six years with the national side. It is a part of my life that’s over now. I’m really looking forward to the next phase of my life,” Domingo told Independent Media at the T20 Global League draft.

Russel Domingo will act as the head coach of the  Pretoria Mavericks in the inaugural edition of the T20 Global League and will get the opportunity to work with AB de Villiers once again. Speaking about the issue, Domingo mentioned that he is looking forward to work with De Villiers again.

“It’s good to work with AB again. I never thought I would work in Pretoria, SuperSport Park as a coach,” Domingo said.

“It’s very exciting. We have a good working relationship. We both know what we expect from each other. That will make it bit easier when we get going. We never know what’s around the corner, so definitely exciting times.” added Domingo.

Speaking about the T20 league Domingo added “It’s T20 cricket. There are eight quality sides, 14 matches, there’s a lot that can happen. We haven’t even thought about that (winning silverware), but we’ll take it as it comes,” he said.