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To help continue to bring light to one of the most important societal issues facing South Africa in gender-based violence (GBV), Cricket South Africa (CSA) and the Momentum Proteas will host the second edition of the Black Day One-Day International (ODI) during the ongoing series against the West Indies.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Friday announced the 15-player squad that will represent South Africa during the 2022 ICC Women's ODI World Cup taking place in New Zealand from March 4 and April 3. The team will lead by captain Sune Luus during the 12th edition of the 50-over global event, with all-rounder Chloe Tryon continuing the vice-captaincy role in the squad that also sees the return of opening batter, Lizelle Lee after she missed the ongoing West Indies series.
Sune Luus will captain the Proteas Women at the 50-over World Cup in New Zealand from next month in the continued absence of regular skipper Dane van Niekerk.
Laura Wolvaardt's third ODI century anchored South Africa's imposing 299/8 in the third ODI against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Thursday.
Proteas women's captain Sune Luus won the toss and chose to bat first in the third ODI between South Africa and the West Indies at the Wanderers on Thursday.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed that the fourth and final ODI between the Proteas women and West Indies would be the 'Black ODI', bringing one of the most important societal issues facing South Africa in gender-based violence (GBV).
Johannesburg – Although disappointed at the outcome in the second One-Day International against the West Indies, the Proteas women’s team feels that they remain on track as far as the build up to the World Cup is concerned.
Johannesburg — Ayabonga Khaka generally plays second fiddle to the dynamic new ball duo Marizanne Kapp and Shabnim Ismail, but on the eve of the World Cup, she’s underlying her value to the Proteas.