Proteas Women fall short as India claim first Women’s World Cup
India made history by winning their first ICC Women's Cricket World Cup trophy after claiming a 52-run win against the Proteas Women at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Mumbai.
India made history by winning their first ICC Women's Cricket World Cup trophy after claiming a 52-run win against the Proteas Women at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Mumbai.
Rassie Erasmus lauded his team for their physicality, intensity, and the respect they showed Japan as they registered an emphatic 61-7 victory at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday, and although the Springbok coach was pleasantly surprised with the result, he said the next few weeks would pose completely different challenges.
Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick and captain Siya Kolisi said it would be a massive mistake to underestimate Japan going into their opening clash in the November Internationals at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, and stressed the importance of delivering on their own standards to start their five-match tour on a positive note.
Japan holds a special place in the heart of Damian de Allende, who has spent a number of seasons playing club rugby in that part of the world, and the experienced Springbok centre said he was very excited to line up against some of his Wild Knights teammates in London on Saturday.
Springbok centre Jesse Kriel is bracing himself for a tough Test against Japan on Saturday, when South Africa open their five-week November tour at Wembley Stadium in London. (more…)
Laura Wolvaardt inspired the Proteas Women to a 125-run victory over England Women to reach their first-ever Women’s ODI World Cup final.
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos has announced his preliminary squad for their international friendly against Zambia next month.
As a Blitzbok, he has won the HSBC SVNS world series, gold at the Commonwealth Games and bronze at the Olympic Games, but for Christie Grobbelaar, an appearance at his home tournament in Cape Town has remained rather elusive.
Former Junior Springbok captain Zachary Porthen will make his Springbok debut against Japan at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday as Bok coach Rassie Erasmus named a largely settled match-23 for the opening match of the November Internationals.
Japan coach Eddie Jones is confident that his side can secure an iconic win against the Springboks on Saturday.