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Win or lose in Sunday's T20 World Cup final against Australia at Newlands, the Proteas women have achieved their goal of inspiring a nation and putting women's sport on the South African map.
South Africa will get their fairytale finish at home if they find a way to halt the Australian juggernaut in the Women's T20 World Cup final in Cape Town on Sunday. South Africa showed commendable fighting spirit to upset England in the semifinal but they will need to stitch together a perfect game to topple the mighty Australia, who are the record five-time champions and are in their seventh successive final. South Africa have made rapid strides over the past 12 months and after making the semifinals of the ODI World Cup last year, they entered their maiden final of an ICC event here on Friday.
CAPE TOWN : Whatever the result in Sunday’s Women’s Twenty20 World Cup final against powerhouse Australia, South Africa captain Sune Luus says the team already feel like winners having become the first side from the country to reach a global final.
CAPE TOWN :Tazmin Brits propelled South Africa to an upset six-run win over England on Friday, top scoring and taking four catches at Newlands as the hosts booked their place against Australia in Sunday’s Women’s Twenty20 World Cup final.
It was meant to be a walkover for England – a suggestion that had riled the South Africa captain Sune Luus on the day before Friday’s semi-final clash between the two sides at Newlands. “Oh, that’s great, there’s no pressure on us then, we can just go out and enjoy it,” she had bristled at one reporter during the eve-of-match press conference.
Proteas captain Sune Luus acknowledged that her side has nothing to lose ahead of Friday's Women's T20 World Cup semi-final against England at Newlands.
CAPE TOWN : Hosts South Africa will take the attack to more fancied England in Friday’s Women’s World Cup semi-final at Newlands, as captain Sune Luus believes they have "nothing to lose" in their bid for a first ever final spot.
England -- who were already assured of a place in the last four -- clinched top place in Group Two with a crushing 114-run win over Pakistan.