Malibongwe Maketa has reiterated his full commitment to the Warriors until the end of the Ram Slam T20 Challenge. The 37-year-old Maketa‚ recently announced as the new Proteas assistant coach to Ottis Gibson‚ said his main focus was to help the Warriors lift the trophy before he left the franchise in December. Maketa led the Warriors to the final of this tournament last season when they lost to the Titans at SuperSport Park. "My goal has always been to guide the Warriors to a domestic trophy and that goal remains very much on my agenda‚" Maketa said on Tuesday. The Warriors play the Dolphins at Kingsmead Stadium on Wednesday, and Maketa said his motivation and commitment to the team had never changed. Looking ahead to the clash against the Dolphins‚ Maketa said: "We are disappointed because we didn’t take advantage of the matches against the Knights and Titans at home and that has left us sitting at the bottom of the table. "We don’t want to have a scenario where we reach the last f...
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