Wolvaardt admits Proteas 'missed the mark' after 3-0 England series defeat: 'We're not happy'
Proteas opener Laura Wolvaardt says they're not happy with their performance after losing 3-0 to England in an ODI series.
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Proteas opener Laura Wolvaardt says they're not happy with their performance after losing 3-0 to England in an ODI series.
Tammy Beaumont's ninth ODI century guided England to victory by 109 runs and a 3-0 series sweep over South Africa in Leicester. Chasing 372, the opening duo of Laura Wolvaardt and Andrie Steyn provided a glimmer of hope for visitors as they put on 60 inside the first eight overs of the innings. Wolvaardt in particular hammered English bowlers and brought up her 29th ODI half-century, but the talented 23-year-old fell to Charlie Dean for 56.
England wrapped up a 3-0 sweep of South Africa with a 109-run win in the third one-day international in Leicester - a victory that also sees the hosts take an unassailable 8-2 lead in the multi-format series.
Tammy Beaumont scored a stunning century as England took an 8-2 series lead with a 109-run victory over South Africa in the third one-day international at Leicester.
Sophia Dunkley's maiden one-day international century laid the foundations for England to secure a 114-run victory over South Africa in the second women's ODI in Bristol.
All-rounder Marizanne Kapp scored a fighting half-century, but the Proteas women fell 114 runs short to hand England an ODI series win in the second ODI at Bristol County Ground on Friday.
Undefeated half-centuries from Lauren Winfield-Hill and Bryony Smith helped England A claim a seven-wicket victory over the Proteas Women in their 50-over warm-up match in Leicester on Thursday.
England star Issy Wong has described herself as the “Divock Origi of women’s cricket” after taking two late wickets on day three against South Africa.