Proteas Women bounce back
The Proteas beat New Zealand by 11 runs in the fifth women’s T20I in Benoni on Sunday to share the series 1-1.
The Proteas beat New Zealand by 11 runs in the fifth women’s T20I in Benoni on Sunday to share the series 1-1.
Melie Kerr and Sophie Devine led New Zealand to an eight-wicket victory over the Proteas in the fourth women’s T20I in Benoni on Saturday.
Melie Kerr scored 100* as New Zealand beat the Proteas by six wickets in the third women’s ODI at Kingsmead on Sunday.
Captain Laura Wolvaardt struck an unbeaten century as the Proteas Women beat New Zealand by seven wickets in the second ODI in Pietermaritzburg on Thursday.
Chloe Tryon and Nadine de Klerk guided the Proteas to a four-wicket win against New Zealand in the first women’s ODI on Sunday.
The West Indies Women powered into the semi-finals of the Women’s World T20 with a crushing win over Sri Lanka.
New Zealand snapped a seven-match losing streak – their longest-ever in T20Is – with their first win in the ICC Women’s World T20 2018.
Australia cruised to their third win out of three in the ICC Women’s World T20 with a convincing 33-run victory over New Zealand to secure a spot in the semi-finals.
Indian Women’s skipper Harmanpreet Kaur scored an astonishing century in the opening match of the ICC Women’s World T20 at Providence to set up a 34-run victory for her side.
New Zealand named their squad for the upcoming ICC Women’s World T20 taking place in the West Indies as Suzie Bates steps down as the captain of the White Ferns ahead of the tournament.
The Proteas Women came down from the high of beating England to another abject defeat at the hands of New Zealand in the Tri-Nations series.
England bounced back from defeat against the Proteas Women to beat the New Zealand Women by 54 runs.
It’s been a record-breaking year in women’s T20Is, with five of the six highest totals in history being recorded in 2018.
Backed by two big hundreds, New Zealand Women amassed 490-4 – the highest total in all ODI cricket – to smash records and Ireland Women by 346 runs in Dublin.
Despite heavy rain expected in Derby, Proteas Women skipper Dané van Niekerk is confident of sealing another victory against New Zealand.