South Africa coach Russell Domingo has reportedly hit back on former captain Kepler Wessels criticism of the team's tactics following their falling out in the ICC World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.
Domingo has been reportedly quick to defend himself from Wessels, who had criticised the tactics employed during South Africa's another failure at a major ICC event and called for the current limited-overs coaches to be replaced.
Domingo said that it seems like Wessels wants his job adding that the criticism is totally unfair and one has to question the agenda of those lashing out on the team's tactical approach, Sport24 reported.
Domingo said that whether South Africa has a structure or not, they get criticised adding that if they let a left-handed batsman bat with a right-hander then there is criticism and if they do not do it, then also there is critique.
The coach said that it is not like the ex-players did so much better, as they also failed in big tournaments making the same mistakes, but added that now the former players have a lot to say as if they are the first team that came home empty handed.
South Africa was knocked out the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh by India on Friday, who won the match by six wickets, the report added.
