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The Proteas wilted when it mattered most, delivering their worst performance of the Women's Cricket World Cup so far to go down by 137 runs in their semi-final against England in Christchurch on Thursday.
SA-W vs ENG-W, Women's World Cup, Live Updates: South Africa face England in the second semi-final of the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Thursday. The Sune Luus-led side wrapped up their league stage with a second-placed finish. They won five of their league stage fixtures, losing one with another gae getting washed out as they stitched together 11 points. In their previous fixture, South Africa defeated India by three wickets. Meanwhile, England reached the semifinals in dramatic finish. The Heather Knight-led side began with three defeats and then followed it up by winning their remaining four games on the trot. During the league stage, England bagged eight points in seven games and defeated Bangladesh by 100 runs in their last league game. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Proteas skipper Sune Luus says her side takes a lot of confidence heading into Thursday's Women's World Cup semi-final against England in Christchurch.
Proteas skipper Sune Luus and opening batter Lizelle Lee will earn their 100th One-Day International (ODI) cap when South Africa takes on England in Thursday's Women's Cricket World Cup semi-final.
Proteas skipper Sune Luus insists that her side has grown since the last Women's World Cup and that South Africa are a better team than before.
India were knocked out of the World Cup in New Zealand after a three-wicket defeat to South Africa was sealed with the final ball of the game as Mignon du Preez’s unbeaten 52 took the Proteas over the line.
South Africa on Thursday became the second team to qualify for the semifinals of the ICC Women's World Cup after their league match against West Indies was abandoned due to rain at the Basin Reserve. Both South Africa and West Indies were awarded one point each. South Africa followed Australia into the last-four stage with nine points from six matches, while West Indies have completed their league engagements and are currently placed third in the standings with seven points from as many games.
Proteas skipper Sune Luus insists that her side remains confident heading into their penultimate Women's World Cup clash against West Indies on Thursday morning.