World Cup Qualifier Comes to SA
National Captain Cri-Zelda Brits has been confirmed to lead South Africa in the ICC World Cup Qualifier, which has been moved from Pakistan to Stellenbosch
National Captain Cri-Zelda Brits has been confirmed to lead South Africa in the ICC World Cup Qualifier, which has been moved from Pakistan to Stellenbosch
Excitement is building for International Women’s Cricket following news that the International Cricket Council is considering holding a Women’s World Twenty20 alongside the men’s event
Boland has won the National Girls under-19 cricket week, held in Oudtshoorn from 7 to 10 December, after winning all four of their matches ( Click
BAKERS, the brand that has become synonymous with South African cricket development at grass roots level, has renewed its sponsorship of the Bakers mini-cricket programme
Boland batswoman Claire Terblanche in action against KwaZulu-Natal at the Boland park, in Paarl on Saturday 24 December. Terblanche scored a solid of 60 not-out
Leigh Bangie of Bosmont Primary demonstrates the proper grip on a cricket bat at the Bakers Mini-Cricket regional festival, in Johannesburg on Saturday, 25 November,
Most girls and boys around the country have their first introduction to cricket through the Bakers Mini Cricket sports development initiative. For the past
The Boland Women’s Cricket Association’s local club cricket league, The Grand Challenge, kicked off over the past weekend ( Click here to download the League Log
Inland League: Northerns’ Lucky Win despite Benade Brilliance On the road after their home win against Griqualand West the week before, everything went the traveller’s
The ICC has announced the postponement of upcoming Women’s World Cup Qualifier event, scheduled to be staged in Lahore, Pakistan from 19 – 25 November
Coastal League: Border Earn Scratchy Home Win East London hosted the provincial derby clash between Border and Eastern Province on Saturday past ( Click here to
Proud Ilembe and District Under13 Girls Cricket squad members from the Nkobongo Women’s Cricket Club, are (from left to right) Nomzamo Gumede, Sphumelele Twala, Thandeka


