
Ananya Upendran: Striking a Balance Between Cricket and Journalism
Indian cricketer and Managing Editor of Women’s CricZone, Ananya Upendran, is enjoying every moment of her dual role as she gets to play and speak

Indian cricketer and Managing Editor of Women’s CricZone, Ananya Upendran, is enjoying every moment of her dual role as she gets to play and speak

Banyana Banyana international footballer, Linda Motlhalo, is flying the South African flag high in Sweden as she opened her scoring account in her first league

Momentum Proteas rookie, Nonkululeko Mlaba, is elated after receiving recognition from Cricket South Africa for her contributions in the national team. She also highlights conquering

Banyana Banyana striker, Amanda Mthandi, is the latest player to sign an international pro contract as she joins Club Deportivo Badajoz Femenino in Spain.

Lifelong sport advocate and 2019 Momentum gsport Ministerial Award recipient, Nomsa Mahlangu, is determined to use her position as President of Federation of Africa University

Senwes North West Dragons batting star, Tazmin Brits, is reaping the rewards of her hard work as she topped off the season with the CSA

FIFA’s Chief Women’s Football Officer, Sarai Bareman, reveals the plans that are currently in place to develop women’s football across the globe. She also reflects

Banyana Banyana footballer, Nothando Vilakazi, has finally made her international football dream a reality, she has penned a deal with Spanish outfit, EDF Logrono.

gsport talks with Lamla Momoti about Thetha Women, an effort by the former Springbok Women’s player to bridge the gender inequality gap at development structures

Cricket South Africa announced the reappointment of Hilton Moreeng as head coach of the Momentum Proteas team during a tele-press conference on Wednesday, 8 July

For over two decades, Shannon Landman-Kriel, has played a significant role in the development of future female South African cricketers through her involvement with Central

Banyana Banyana international footballer, Jermaine Seoposenwe, is the second South African female player to sign in Portugal as she joins Sporting Braga as a free


