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Off-spinner Johan Botha has replaced Graeme Smith as South Africa's Twenty20 captain, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced on Saturday. Smith announced he was stepping down from that role earlier this week. Botha, 28, impressed as Proteas skipper after leading South Africa to a 4-1 away one-day international series win against Australia during the 2008/9 season.
"I really enjoyed the captaincy when I stood in for Graeme before and I am proud to be offered the job now. I am looking forward to working with such a special team," Botha said in a statement. Botha, who has played in three Tests, 57 ODIs and 21 Twenty20 matches, has had a controversial career, having been investigated twice by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for an alleged illegal bowling action.

Copyright Reuters, 2010

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