Cricket World Cup: Australia beat South Africa for sixth win in a row
Meg Lanning scored a magnificent unbeaten 135 as Australia beat South Africa by five wickets to make it six straight wins at the Women's World Cup.
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Proteas happy to be out of quarantine as preparations for World Cup get underway
Cape Town — The Proteas Women's team are in high spirits now that they can finally begin their preparations in earnest for the 2022 World Cup after serving their time in Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) in New Zealand.
Proteas women and their World Cup date with destiny: 5 talking points
There's no doubt that the Proteas women are serious title contenders heading into next month's ICC Women's World Cup in New Zealand.
Cricket questions for Proteas women to answer ahead of World Cup
Johannesburg — And now for the World Cup. Actually, now for 10 days of quarantine, then practice, warm-up games and then the World Cup.
Andrie Steyn replaces Anneke Bosch in Proteas reserves group for World Cup
Johannesburg — Andrie Steyn was called up to the Proteas's 'travelling reserves' group for the World Cup after Anneke Bosch was ruled out with a fractured right thumb on Monday.
Proteas seal morale boosting series win over Windies ahead of World Cup departure
Johannesburg — The Proteas gave their confidence a boost ahead of the World Cup by completing a come from behind series win against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Sunday.
Proteas selectors have got the balance of the World Cup squad just right
Johannesburg — No World Cup squad can make everyone happy, but South Africa’s selectors have managed, for the most part, to avoid any need for major gripes in compiling the group that will head to New Zealand next week for the 50-over global showpiece.
Sune’ Luus leads strong Proteas women’s team for ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup
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.