Proteas Women ‘need to fight’
Having been on the wrong end of two world-record batting innings, the Proteas Women will be fighting for their pride when they meet England in the triangular series on Saturday afternoon.
Having been on the wrong end of two world-record batting innings, the Proteas Women will be fighting for their pride when they meet England in the triangular series on Saturday afternoon.
The English Women followed the lead of their male counterparts’ ODI heroics by smashing a world record T20I score.
After a disappointing double-header in Taunton, Proteas Women captain Dane van Niekerk reflects on what went wrong for her team.
The Proteas Women suffered the horror of twice conceding a record number of runs in a T20I in a single day at Taunton.
Kiwi captain Suzie Bates raced to her maiden T20I ton as the Proteas chased leather in the opening T20I.
The Momentum Proteas are gearing up to take on England and New Zealand in their first ever T20I double-header today.
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.
The England Women’s team have risen to fourth place in the ICC rankings after beating South Africa 2-1 in their ODI series.
The top-ranked England Woman’s team proved too strong for the fighting Proteas Women, after they won by seven wickets at Canterbury to take the series 2-1.
Proteas Women skipper Dane van Niekerk scored 95 as she kept her side in contention to win the series against the England Women.
The Proteas Women must have faith in their abilities, back themselves to beat England and create a bit of history, says Marizanne Kapp.
Marizanne Kapp, Ayabonga Khaka and Shabnim Ismail spoke to Mel Jones ahead of the second Women’s ODI in Hove.
England responded strongly to their defeat in the first ODI, as Sarah Taylor and Tammy Beaumont struck hundreds to help set up a 69-run win against the Proteas.
Proteas captain Dane van Niekerk blamed ill-disciplined bowling and batting for her side’s second ODI defeat against England on Tuesday.
Lizelle Lee’s 117 was not enough as the Proteas Women failed to chase down 332, resulting in England levelling the series 1-1 with a 69-run victory in Brighton.