
Lee in record form
Proteas star Lizelle Lee got her WBBL season off to a flying start by smashing a record 50 off 22 balls for the Melbourne Stars.
Proteas star Lizelle Lee got her WBBL season off to a flying start by smashing a record 50 off 22 balls for the Melbourne Stars.
Laura Wolvaardt, who excelled in the recent Women’s World Cup in England, has been contracted by the Brisbane Heat for the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL).
The Proteas Women will tour England in 2018 from 9 June until 1 July.
Lizelle Lee said good timing was key in her destructive 92 against India on Saturday.
Ex-Proteas Women captain, Mignon du Preez, believes that they had the capacity to beat New Zealand if their match had not rained out on Wednesday.
Shabnim Ismail said she managed to overcome a lot of nerves to get the Proteas Women over the line against Pakistan in the World Cup opener on Sunday.
Dane van Niekerk believes the Proteas Women have momentum on their side heading into their World Cup opener against Pakistan on Sunday.
The Proteas Women lost their opening World Cup warm-up match to Australia by 103 runs on Tuesday, despite fifties from Dane van Niekerk and Trisha Chetty.
Masabata Klaas says it is key that the Proteas Women stick to their game plan during the World Cup in England.
Supersport have announced plans to broadcast the Women’s World Cup in England, with all the Proteas Women’s games given live coverage.
The Proteas Women’s World Cup squad was announced on Tuesday, with Dane van Niekerk selected to captain the side.
India Women cruised past the Proteas Women in the quadrangular final, despite a well-played fifty from Sune Luus.
Andrie Steyn’s innings of 117 laid the platform for an emphatic 120-run victory over Ireland Women on Friday.
A dominant start and a neat death-bowling display helped the Proteas Women to an eight-run victory against the Indian Women on Wednesday.
Shabnim Ismail’s fine form continued as her 4-14 spurred the Proteas Women on to an emphatic seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe.