Russell Domingo, who was on Saturday designated as South Africa's afterward head mentor, said he wanted to expand the structures put set up by occupant Gary Kirsten.
Domingo, 38, is aide mentor to Kirsten, who advertised on Friday he might not be recharging his two-year contract which lapses at the finish of July.
"I realize what David Moyes is feeling," said Domingo, analyzings the test of assuming control from an auspicious mentor as being comparative to Moyes' arrangement to succeed Alex Ferguson as Manchester United administrator.
Under Kirsten, South Africa came to be the most obvious crew on the planet Test rankings.
"Cheerfully I can press on to take the side to a different level," said Domingo. "I know we have realized the top in Test cricket yet there's still heaps of other work to be finished. I want to proceed and improve the structures that Gary has put set up and determine the crew strives to press on to be the best on the planet."
Kirsten's final chore will be to take the South African crew to the Icc Champions Trophy in England and Wales in June. Domingo will be in control when South Africa play an one-day arrangement in Sri Lanka in July and August.
Cricket South Africa president Chris Nenzani said Domingo's errand was sensible. "We said when Russell was named as Gary's aide we needed to have congruity and a framework where there was succession. We need to proceed the society that is there."
Nenzani said the terms of Domingo's contract had not yet been transacted however it was liable to be a two-year errand, which might incorporate the 2015 Cricket World Cup. He said Domingo might be given a free turn in the arrangement of backing staff.
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