South Africa win their first Women’s Cup of Nations title
RABAT : South Africa striker Hildah Magaia scored twice as they claimed their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title by beating hosts Morocco 2-1 in Saturday’s final.
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South Africa win 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations
South Africa claimed the 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations title on their fifth final attempt, beating Morocco 2-1 on the night at the Stade Prince Moulay Abdallah, Rabat.
England’s Nat Sciver full of praise for record-breaking wife Katherine Brunt
Katherine Brunt reminded fans, team-mates and even her own wife of her talent with a record-breaking 103rd dismissal in England’s six-wicket Twenty20 victory over South Africa at New Road.
'Our blueprint is good' - Klaasen backs Proteas' functional systems for Sunday's series decider
Proteas batter Heinrich Klaasen said they don't need to fix anything ahead of Sunday's series-deciding third ODI against England in Leeds.
Bengal And Lahore Qalandars To Face Off In T20 Series In Namibia
The domestic teams of India and Pakistan are set to face off each other after a gap of eight years. The Bengal team of India and Lahore Qalandars of Pakistan will be the two sides that will feature in a four-team Global T20 Namibia series in September. While the host nation will be the third team, a South African side, that is yet to be named, will be the fourth.
England captain Heather Knight out of South Africa T20 match with hip injury
England captain Heather Knight has been ruled out of Saturday’s second T20 international against South Africa at Worcester through injury.
ODIs are just a drag now, says Akram
Former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram believes that three formats of international cricket is "unsustainable" and that 50-over one-dayers might have to be scrapped as they no longer draw crowds to stadiums around the world.
"You Might See Him Going": Ex-India Coach On Hardik Pandya's ODI Future After 2023 World Cup
Ever since Ben Stokes retired from ODIs, a debate has started regarding the international cricket schedule and whether it is too much for the players to sustain in all three formats. In his statement, Stokes had said that playing all three formats is just unsustainable for him right now. Now, former Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has weighed on the debate, saying the players will start choosing which formats they want to play, and he cited the example of India all-rounder Hardik Pandya.