
Slim Advantage for Co-Leaders Danielle du Toit and Olivia Mehaffey at the Standard Bank Ladies Open
South Africa’s Danielle du Toit and Northern Ireland’s Olivia Mehaffey sit atop the leaderboard at four under par, leading a packed field by a single

South Africa’s Danielle du Toit and Northern Ireland’s Olivia Mehaffey sit atop the leaderboard at four under par, leading a packed field by a single

Sunshine Ladies Tour rookie Kaylah Williams fired a stunning seven-under-par 65 to open up a three-shot lead after the Standard Bank Ladies Open opening round

Pakistan marched to a 119-run triumph in the third IWC ODI, but the Proteas Women secured the series 2–1 as Suné Luus earned Player of

Annerie Dercksen’s brilliant 90 and three wickets steered the Proteas Women to an unassailable 2-0 series lead following a thrilling 16-run victory over Pakistan in

Legends like Namhla Siyolo and Lesego Malebadi join leaders like Aneesah Adams in a group of 24 provincial coaches as SA Rugby’s Women Coaches’ Transitioning

Former Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies star Andisiwe Mgcoyi is transitioning from the pitch to the dugout as UJ’s Women’s Sasol League 2nd assistant coach, blending her

SA trailblazer Aimee Barrett-Theron makes history as the second woman to referee 50 Tests during the 2026 Women’s Six Nations, and the iconic ref is

An unbeaten 93 from Suné Luus and Sinalo Jafta’s maiden international fifty supported by Tumi Sekhukhune’s three wickets steered the Proteas Women to a 37-run

Driven by a passion for human stories, eNCA’s Siphokazi Malinga is dedicated to transforming the media landscape by giving women’s sport the professional spotlight and

International Cricket Broadcaster wrote about stepping into the commentary box with Kass Naidoo as a full-circle moment that affirmed her craft and the power of

Fatima Sana’s brilliant all-round performance guided Pakistan to a 53-run win over the Proteas Women in Benoni, while South Africa claimed the series 2–1 after

The Springbok Women’s Sevens secured second place at the HSBC SVNS 2 opener in Nairobi, following a clinical bonus-point win against China and a gutsy


