The Proteas Women are up and running at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, Annerie Dercksen’s fifty and Nadine de Klerk’s nerveless finish earning a
Laura Wolvaardt’s Proteas Women bowled with real fight at Old Trafford but a top-order collapse saw them fall 65 runs short against Australia in their
Captain Laura Wolvaardt says the Proteas Women truly believe this is their year as they begin their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup campaign against Australia,
Final preparations done as the Proteas Women wrapped a three-match camp against Australia in England, with Shabnim Ismail marking her return with four wickets, while
SA Hockey has unveiled its 32-player Senior Women’s Squad for 2026, bringing together seasoned internationals such as Onthatile Zulu and Hannah Pearce with a fresh
Captain Laura Wolvaardt will lead a 15-player Proteas Women squad at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England and Wales on Saturday 13
England’s Esme Hamilton closed with a final-round 71 in constant rain to claim her maiden Ladies European Tour and Sunshine Ladies Tour title at the
Defending champions Kira Bester and Melanie van Niekerk successfully reclaimed their Prescient Freedom Paddle title around Robben Island, holding off a determined challenge from Rosie
Slovenia’s Pia Babnik and England’s Esme Hamilton sit level on 13 under par going into a thrilling final round of the South African Women’s Open
Slovenia’s Pia Babnik fired a second-round 67 to climb to 14 under par overall and seize a three-stroke lead heading into the weekend of the
Germany’s Patricia Schmidt carded a career-low Ladies European Tour round of 10-under-par 63 to seize a two-stroke opening-round lead at the Investec South African Women’s
Agathe Laisne claimed her second Ladies European Tour title in dramatic fashion when the French golfer defeated Australia’s Kirsten Rudgeley for the Joburg Ladies Open
