HIGHLIGHTS: Lee’s great knock
Watch Surrey Stars beat Loughborough Lightning in the 2018 KSL final.
Stars shine bright in final
Anitha Madikizela reports on the KSL T20 Final: Loughborough Lightning vs Surrey Stars.
Awesome Lee shoots Lightning down
A magnificent 104 by Lizelle Lee took Surrey Stars to the Super League title.
Star turns of Super League
Here are our top five performers from the 2018 Women’s Cricket Super League.
Lee powers Stars into finals day
The Stars struck a moral victory over the Western Storm in a dress rehearsal for their 2018 Women’s Cricket Super League semi-final rematch in Brighton on Monday, 27 August, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Lee aims to shake ‘big-hitter’ label
Lizelle Lee aims to be more than just a ‘big-hitter’ and gives credit to Laura Wolvaardt for improving her game.
Lee second-best batter in rankings
Some fine performances in the recent England-South Africa women’s series have resulted in big movements in the ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings.
‘We have the best bowling attack’
Proteas Women big-hitter Lizelle Lee believes her side have the best bowling attack in the world.
HIGHLIGHTS: Proteas smash England
Lizelle Lee’s unbeaten 92 sealed a seven-wicket victory for the Proteas Women in the first ODI in Worcester.
Kapp, Lee retained by Surrey Stars
Proteas Women stars Marizanne Kapp and Lizelle Lee will remain with Surrey Stars for the 2018 edition of the KIA Super League.
Proteas charge washed out
A century opening partnership between Dane van Niekerk and Lizelle Lee came to nought when rain forced the abandonment of the fourth ODI against India.
Proteas Women bring WBBL power
Boosted by a dramatic win in the last ODI, the Proteas Women will go into today’s first T20 against India in Potchefstroom with confidence.
Agony for Lee and Du Preez
It was ecstasy and agony for Lizelle Lee and Mignon du Preez as their 96-run partnership came to nought when the Perth Scorchers beat the Melbourne Stars by nine wickets in the Women’s Big Bash League.
Kapp on the ball
Marizanne Kapp continues to impress with the ball in the Women’s BBL, not by taking wickets but by with a strangling economy rate of 5.8 after three games.
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.
