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New South Africa coach Ottis Gibson faces a fast bowling crisis ahead of the two-test home series against Bangladesh that starts on September 28, as he plots a path to return the side to No 1 in the International Cricket Council's five-day rankings. West Indian Gibson left his post as England bowling coach to take up the top position with South Africa, but already faces a challenging start with several top performers sidelined by injury.Injuries aside, Gibson feels he has the players to return South Africa to the top of the test rankings.
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