Women’s Cricket World Cup: Five players who could be standout stars [opinion]
The Women’s Cricket World Cup gets underway tomorrow, with eight teams set to contest the 12th edition of the tournament.
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Women’s Cricket World Cup: Five players who could be standout stars
The Women’s Cricket World Cup gets underway tomorrow, with eight teams set to contest the 12th edition of the tournament.
England down Proteas in final Women's World Cup warm-up
The Proteas lost their second and final warm-up match against England at Bert Sutcliffe Oval on Wednesday in preparation for this weekend's Women's Cricket World Cup.
Proteas women’s speedster Shabnim Ismail goes head-hunting at the Women's World Cup
Cape Town - The Proteas Women's team landed their first blow - literally - at the Women's World Cup on Sunday in New Zealand.
Proteas, Tatjana Schoenmaker headlines IOL Sport Digimag for Women’s month
Cape Town - The IOL Sport team are celebrating International Women's Month and this edition is a tribute to all the sportswomen who have sacrificed so much to reach the summit of their chosen sport.
ICC Women's World Cup: Smriti Mandhana Cleared To Continue After Blow On Head, Relief For India
In a relief for India, opener Smriti Mandhana has been cleared to continue playing at the ICC Women's World Cup after taking a blow to the head during the team's first warm-up fixture against South Africa. Mandhana was forced to retire hurt after being hit on the head by a Shabnim Ismail bouncer during her team's first warm-up game which India won by two runs. According to an ICC report, the 25-year-old Mandhana was assessed by the team doctor following the incident and was originally declared fit to continue, only to retire hurt an over and a half later after another consultation.
Smriti Mandhana cleared to continue her World Cup campaign
Smriti Mandhana has been cleared to continue playing at the ICC Women's World Cup after taking a blow to the head during the team's first warm-up fixture against South Africa. Mandhana was forced to retire hurt after being hit on the head by a Shabnim Ismail bouncer during her team's first warm-up game which India won by two runs.
Luus, Wolvaardt make fifties as Proteas fall short in Women's World Cup warm-up
The Proteas lost their first warm-up match against India at Rangiora Oval in preparation for next week's Women's Cricket World Cup on Sunday morning.