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"Lord Voldemort...": South Africa Star's Confused Look At Women's T20 World Cup Press Meet Has Everyone In Splits. Watch

Openers Laura Wolvaardt (66*) and Tazmin Brits (50*) shared an unbeaten 100-plus stand between then as South Africa beat Bangladesh by 10 wickets on Tuesday to qualify for the 2023 Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals. Earlier, hosts South Africa restricted Bangladesh to 113 for six. They will play England in the last four on Friday. After the match, there was a funny incident during the official press conference. As Wolvaardt was answering the questions, one journalist asked her about England via Zoom. But the South African cricketer looked confused. When asked by the journalist, if he was audible, Wolvaardt replied: "I just don't know where you are."

'Gladiators, ready!': Contenders are needed for reboot of iconic 90s show Gladiators

It was a Saturday night staple back in the 90s and the iconic gameshow Gladiators is looking for a new batch of contenders after being officially confirmed for a return to our screens. Grab your pugil sticks because the action-packed entertainment show is making a comeback to a new home on the BBC.

LA Sevens: Combined effort key for Blitzboks in cutting NZ's World Series lead

While the Blitzboks can boast five tournament victories on American soil over the years, they will have their work cut out for them in Los Angeles this weekend if they hope to cut New Zealand's lead at the top of the World Sevens Series log.

Boks looking to evolve as they play catch-up in World Cup year

CAPE TOWN : South Africa will continue to evolve their game-plan and add more attacking strings to their bow ahead of the defence of their Rugby World Cup title in France later this year, coach Jacques Nienaber said on Wednesday.

India confident of toppling champions Australia in T20 semi-final

CAPE TOWN : India's semi-final against defending champions Australia in the Women's Twenty20 World Cup at Newlands on Thursday will be a battle of wills as much as skill, says teenage wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh.

'It's a mental game': Underdog Proteas hope to break semi-final hoodoo against England

Proteas opener Laura Wolvaardt says it will come down to the mental strength of the Women's T20 World Cup hosts ahead of their semi-final against England at Newlands on Friday.

We know how to play ODIs, we need to do well in other formats too: Bangladesh coach Hathurusingha

Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha wants the team to do well in Tests and T20 Internationals too. Bangladesh have performed best in 50-over matches in recent years but Hathurusingha said the team needed to lift its game elsewhere."Test cricket is very competitive. T20 is more popular now. So we have to find our own game plan," Hathurusingha, who is returning as Bangladesh coach again, said."As a nation, we know how to play ODI cricket. We need to do well in other formats as well," he added.Hathurusingha said on Wednesday that he did not intend to shake up the team, despite his tempestuous relationship with top players during his first stint at the helm.

Jake Paul v Tommy Fury: Date, UAE time and ticket information

The long-in-the-making boxing bout between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury takes place this weekend in Saudi Arabia. Here’s the details.

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"Lord Voldemort...": South Africa Star's Confused Look At Women's T20 World Cup Press Meet Has Everyone In Splits. Watch

'Gladiators, ready!': Contenders are needed for reboot of iconic 90s show Gladiators

LA Sevens: Combined effort key for Blitzboks in cutting NZ's World Series lead

Boks looking to evolve as they play catch-up in World Cup year

India confident of toppling champions Australia in T20 semi-final

'It's a mental game': Underdog Proteas hope to break semi-final hoodoo against England

We know how to play ODIs, we need to do well in other formats too: Bangladesh coach Hathurusingha

Jake Paul v Tommy Fury: Date, UAE time and ticket information