CSA announce women’s contracts
Gauteng’s Raisibe Ntozakhe was the only new addition to Cricket South Africa’s list of women who were awarded national contracts for the next year.
Gauteng’s Raisibe Ntozakhe was the only new addition to Cricket South Africa’s list of women who were awarded national contracts for the next year.
It was back to the drawing board after the Proteas Women were beaten by 54 runs in the fifth and final T20, at Newlands.
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.
Chloe Tryon smashed 32 runs off seven balls, but the Proteas Women were swept away by a seven-wicket defeat to India in the first T20, at Potchefstroom.
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.
Dane van Niekerk’s late charge gave the Proteas Women a seven-wicket win in the final ODI against India, in Potchefstroom.
Lizelle Lee’s 73 was a symbolic display of defiance as the Proteas Women collapsed to a 178-run defeat to India in the second ODI in Kimberley.
The Proteas women collapsed in the face of well controlled Indian pace to lose the first ODI by 88 runs.
The Proteas women have named the squad which will test their ODI progress when they meet India in a three-match series in February.
The Proteas Women will tour England in 2018 from 9 June until 1 July.
The Proteas Women side have been nominated as Team of the Year at the South African Sports Awards.
The Proteas Women gathered in Pretoria on Monday for a national camp at the Centre of Excellence which will end on 16 September.
Shabnim Ismail admits she was heartbroken after the winning runs were scored off her in the Women’s World Cup semi-final against England.
Proteas Women coach Hilton Moreeng is very happy with the direction that the women’s team is heading.
SACricketmag.com picks its Team of the Tournament from the recently-concluded Women’s World Cup.