As the ICC T20 Women’s World Cup 2024 kicks off in the United Arab Emirates, the Proteas Women are taking a heartfelt approach to stay connected with their fans with the message: “Always Rising - For Me, For Her, For Them, For All, For South Africa, For The Proteas.”
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has announced the Proteas Men's and Women’s contracted squad for the 2024–25 season, starting May 1.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has announced the 15-player squad representing the Proteas Women in the T20 International (T20I) series against Sri Lanka. (more…)
Anneke Bosch produced a career-best score of 65 not out off 63 balls to help the Proteas Women seal a dominant eight-wicket victory in the second One-Day International (ODI) against Bangladesh in Potchefstroom on Wednesday, levelling the series 1-1 with one game to play. (more…)
Proteas Women fast bowler Shabnim Ismail has announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket with immediate effect.
Australia won the Women's T20 World Cup for the sixth time after they defeated South Africa by 19 runs in the final at Newlands on Sunday.
South Africa's and Durban-born stars, Chloé Tryon and Nonkululeko Mlaba impressed with bat and ball, respectively, as South Africa wrapped up an emphatic 65-run triumph over New Zealand to pick up their first two points in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in Paarl on Monday.
Centuries from Nat Sciver and Alice Davidson-Richards gave England a 44-run lead against the Proteas at stumps on day two of the one-off women’s Test in Taunton.
Marizanne Kapp’s maiden Test century helped the Proteas recover from 45-4 to post a competitive total on the first day of the one-off women’s Test against England in Taunton.
The Proteas Women drew their three-day warm-up match with England A at the Arundel Cricket Club in West Sussex.