Hilton Moreeng Appointed Head Coach of USA Women’s Cricket Team

The USA’s governing body stated that Hilton Moreeng, a former cricket player from South Africa, has been named the new coach of the national women’s and Under-19 teams.

Legendary West Indian coach Shivnarine Chanderpaul will be replaced by Moreeng, who will get the team ready for Bangladesh’s hosting of the T20 World Cup later this year.

The 46-year-old stated he wished to support the development of cricket in the United States after more than ten years as the coach of South Africa’s women’s side.

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“I am eager to collaborate with both current players and emerging talent. My goal is to methodically build a competitive squad capable of rivaling the best in women’s cricket globally,” said Moreeng, who stepped down as SA coach this March.

The 46-year-old stated he wished to support the development of cricket in the United States after more than ten years as the coach of South Africa’s women’s side.

“Hilton brings a rich background and vast experience to USA Cricket having been a critical part of the transformation of South African women’s cricket. USA women are also at the beginning of a transformative period with an Olympics in four years’ time and we b believe Hilton’s successes, diverse experiences and understanding of challenges in an emerging cricket nation is well-suited for our program,” he added.