Another major issue in South African cricket has been ethnicity and Ntini said that it was due to their performances that players like Kagiso Rabada have got their due in the current generation.
The 42-year-old pace great believes India have already groomed their youngsters to represent the nation when they grow older.
Ntini's son Thando also played in the 2018 edition of the U-19 World Cup.
Makhaya Ntini was appointed Zimbabwe bowling coach in January 2016.
Since his appointment in February 2016, Makhaya has brought a wealth of experience and practical knowledge to ZC.
Past U-19 World Cups have seen quite a few sons of international cricketers in action and this time is going to be no different with Austin Waugh and Thando Ntini.
Thando’s progress in U-19 cricket has been fast-tracked.
Thando Ntini, son of South Africa’s former bowler Makhaya Ntini, has been included in the side.
ZC's managing director Faisal Hasnain tried to clear up the issue about Makhaya Ntini, who is on a two-year deal that started in January 2016.
While Ntini’s current contract lasts till come January, some rumours suggest that Zimbabwe may end it even earlier.