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Durban - Following a week of uncertainty and doubt, The South African Women’s football team, Banyana Banyana have responded in compelling style and coach Desiree Ellis believes the credit should go to her players for executing her plans to perfection.
Proteas skipper Dean Elgar says it would have been "nice" to play a warm-up match ahead of the first Test against New Zealand, but the Proteas knew the situation before arriving in the country.
It has gone beyond the two-year mark since South African fans have watched their beloved clubs play football from the stands in stadiums across the country.
WELLINGTON : New Zealand stand-in skipper Tom Latham conceded fast bowler Matt Henry's stellar performance in the opening test against South Africa has created a selection dilemma ahead of the second match next week.
Six Nations organisers have sought to end persistent speculation over South Africa joining the Championship by ruling out any changes being made to the existing participants.
For most of my lifetime, a 20-17 defeat in Cardiff would have left one feeling not so bad.
South Africa arrived in New Zealand on a high note after a hard-fought home series win over India, but a punishing defeat in their first Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday served as a sobering reality check. Captain Dean Elgar refused to make excuses, blaming neither losing the toss, the 10-day quarantine on arrival in New Zealand, nor the matter of head coach Mark Boucher facing a May disciplinary hearing over charges of racism. "Being a touring party, we are always going to be up against home conditions and rightly so," Elgar said of having to bat first on a Hagley Oval pitch that had a nice covering of grass and offered plenty of assistance to the always relentless Blackcaps' pace attack. "If the shoe was on the other foot, we would like to have utilised it to our strength."
For most of my lifetime, a 20-17 defeat in Cardiff would have left one feeling not so bad.