
Andrie Steyn Replaces Injured Anneke Bosch Ahead of ICC World Cup
Momentum Proteas top-order batter, Andrie Steyn, replaces Anneke Bosch who has been ruled out of the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup due to injury.<br

Momentum Proteas top-order batter, Andrie Steyn, replaces Anneke Bosch who has been ruled out of the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup due to injury.<br

Mechatronic Engineering student, Nicola Watt, has been encouraged to continue pursuing a career in motorsport as she assisted the championship-winning Ferrari team at the Kyalami

FC Laduma Ladies honour their players at an awards ceremony for individual outstanding performances during the 2021 Absa Regional League season.
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The Momentum Proteas earn a comprehensive six-wicket victory in the fourth and final One-Day International to claim a 2-1 series victory over West Indies at

South Africa’s long-time no.1 road cycling favourite on the international scene Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio has announced that 2022 will be her final year as professional on

Netball South Africa calls upon South Africans and netball fans across the globe to join the #NetballFriday campaign ahead of the 2023 Netball World Cup

Zimbabwean cricket star, Modester Mupachikwa, is set to embark on a stint in England after signing for Spencer Cricket Club ahead of their 2022 Premier

The WNBA announces ground-breaking capital raise to fuel investment for a long-term transformation in the league.
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In a tightly contested final round, Nadia van der Westhuizen outclasses seasoned champions to claim a maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour title at the SunBet Cape

CSA announce a 15-player squad led by Suné Luus that will represent South Africa during the 2022 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup taking place in

Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Nocawe Mafu and Netball South Africa President, Cecilia Molokwane visit schools in KZN as part of an outreach

Overnight leader, Tandi McCallum, made two birdies and four bogeys on Thursday on her way to a two-over-par 76 and the 36- lead at the


