‘SA keen on hosting Women’s WC’
Safa president Danny Jordaan has confirmed that South Africa are among the favourites to host the 2023 Women’s World Cup. You may also like
Proteas Women crash out of T20 World Cup
The Proteas Women failed with the bat for the third time in the Women’s World T20, and Friday’s loss to the England Women sees them eliminated from the tournament. You may also like
Watch: New Zealand annihilate Hong Kong at RWC
Portia Woodman scored eight tries as New Zealand hammered Hong Kong 121-0, while there were also wins for Canada, England, USA, Ireland and France on day two of the Women’s World Cup in Dublin. You may also like
England crowned Women’s World Cup champions
England have won their fourth Women’s World Cup, as Anya Shrubsole’s 6-46 ensured a dramatic nine-run victory against India at Lord’s. TOM SIZELAND reports. You may also like
Van Niekerk: We hope we made SA proud
Dane van Niekerk says that the Proteas Women tried hard to make South Africa proud, irrespective of their heartbreaking semi-final exit. You may also like
Heartbreak for Proteas against England
The Proteas Women almost pulled off the unthinkable in a dramatic run chase, which saw England win with two balls to spare to reach the final. You may also like
Moreeng: No one expected anything from us
Proteas Women’s coach Hilton Moreeng says his side have exceeded expectations by reaching the World Cup semi-finals. You may also like
Proteas dismiss Sri Lanka for 101
Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk extended her lead at the top of the wicket-taking charts with 4-24, as Sri Lanka Women were bowled for 101. You may also like
Du Preez: Every game is a must-win
Mignon du Preez is not taking Sri Lanka for granted as the Proteas Women prepare for the crucial clash in Taunton on Wednesday. You may also like
Du Preez – We backed ourselves for a win
Ex-Proteas Women captain, Mignon du Preez, believes that they had the capacity to beat New Zealand if their match was not rained out on Wednesday. You may also like
