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Cape Town - The Proteas' Women's team will head to New Zealand for their assault on next month's ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with the core of the team that lost an epic semi-final five years ago in the United Kingdom.
The in-form Irish launch their title quest against defending champions Wales on Saturday afternoon in front of a capacity crowd in Dublin.
Johannesburg - It may be the result of too much T20 or 100-ball matches in the last year, but the Proteas found that slowing down allowed them to ‘go big’ with the bat in the third One-Day International against the West Indies on Thursday.
Sune Luus will captain the Proteas Women at the 50-over World Cup in New Zealand from next month in the continued absence of regular skipper Dane van Niekerk.
I think it's the most exciting championship we’ve had in a long long time. We’re also really thrilled that we have crowds at a Six Nations game for the first time in two years.
Andy Farrell hopes Ireland’s swashbuckling style of play can make the nation proud ahead of his side’s first sold-out Guinness Six Nations match in two years.
Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed its first tour of Pakistan since 1998, locking in a three-Test series despite lingering security concerns. Australia will play Tests -- in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore -- fresh off the back of a comprehensive home Ashes victory against England. They will also play three one day internationals and a T20 capping the month-long tour on April 5. The opening Test match will be played from March 4-8 in Rawalpindi and the four white-ball matches are scheduled to be played from March 29 to April 5.
Sydney - Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed its first tour of Pakistan since 1998, locking in a three-Test series despite lingering security concerns.