Luus: You’ve got to love a World Cup game!
Proteas captain Suné Luus was happy that her side managed to come through a tense Women’s World Cup encounter against Pakistan on Friday.
Ismail stars with the ball as Proteas Women clinch thriller
Shabnim Ismail bowled a brilliant final over as South Africa beat Pakistan by six runs in Mount Maunganui.
Proteas Women seek ‘complete performance’
South Africa hope to build on their opening Women’s World Cup win against Bangladesh when they play Pakistan in Mount Maunganui on Friday.
Highlights: Proteas vs Bangladesh (Women’s World Cup)
Ayabonga Khaka helped South Africa escape with a hard-fought 32-run victory over Bangladesh in their Women’s World Cup opener on Saturday.
Proteas Women make winning start
South Africa claimed a comfortable 32-run victory over Bangladesh in their opening Women’s World Cup match in Dunedin on Saturday.
Proteas eye first Women’s World Cup triumph
If South Africa are to win the Women’s World Cup for the first time they will have to do it without captain Dane van Niekerk.
Five star attractions at Women’s World Cup
The Women’s World Cup begins on Friday in New Zealand after a year’s delay. We showcase five players to watch.
Proteas Women fall just short in warm-up
The Proteas lost their first Women’s World Cup warm-up match against India by two runs in Rangiora on Sunday.
Proteas Women’s World Cup squad confirmed
Cricket South Africa has announced a 15-player Proteas squad for the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand from 4 March to 3 April.
Proteas women to test ODI progress
The Proteas women have named the squad which will test their ODI progress when they meet India in a three-match series in February.
CSA lauds Team of the Year selectees
CSA has congratulated Dane van Niekerk, Laura Wolvaardt and Marizanne Kapp on their selection for the Women’s World Cup 2017 Team of the Tournament.
Team of the Tournament
SACricketmag.com picks its Team of the Tournament from the recently-concluded Women’s World Cup.
England win Women’s World Cup
England have won their fourth Women’s World Cup, as Anya Shrubsole’s 6-46 ensured a dramatic nine-run victory against India at Lord’s.
Kaur smashes India into second final
Harmanpreet Kaur’s phenomenal 171 off 115 balls set the tone for India, as they claimed a 36-run semi-final victory against the defending champions Australia.
England edge World Cup thriller
The Proteas Women almost pulled off the unthinkable in a dramatic run chase, which saw England win with two balls to spare to reach the final.
