Momentum Proteas Mark First Day of Training in New Zealand

The Momentum Proteas marked their first day out Management Isolation and Quarantine with their first training session at Lincoln University in Christchurch, since arriving in New Zealand a week ago ahead of next month’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. Photo: Lara Goodall (Instagram)

The Momentum Proteas marked their first day out Management Isolation and Quarantine with their first training session at Lincoln University in Christchurch, since arriving in New Zealand a week ago ahead of next month’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Following the host nations shift into “Phase 2” of the Covid-19 response, the quarantine period was reduced from 10 to 7 days, subject to certain health measures being satisfied.

South Africa were then eligible for exit on Wednesday, 16 February 2022, having completed the mandatory time.

Momentum Proteas batter, Lara Goodall, said: “Having being confined indoors for over a week, it was good to get out there on the park and have a refresher. It was a nice day, nice conditions and the setting was good, so we were very happy with that.”

Speaking on the World Cup, Goodall reveals the team are preparing to top perform at the global event.

“Our thoughts have always been on the World Cup. With the West Indies series, we took our thinking into that series and the World Cup has been part of the process for quite a while now. Also for us to arrive here and to fine tune our skills and eventually getting out there and performing.”

 

Momentum Proteas 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup Squad:

Suné Luus (Captain)

Chloé Tryon (Vice-Captain)

Ayabonga Khaka

Lara Goodall

Laura Wolvaardt

Lizelle Lee

Marizanne Kapp

Masabata Maria Klaas

Mignon du Preez

Nonkululeko Mlaba

Shabnim Ismail

Sinalo Jafta

Tazmin Brits

Trisha Chetty

Tumi Sekhukhune

 

Traveling Reserves:

Andrie Steyn

Nadine de Klerk

Raisibe Ntozakhe

 

Momentum Proteas ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Fixtures:

Saturday, 05 March: Bangladesh vs South Africa – University Oval, Dunedin at 00h00 (CAT)

Friday, 11 March: Pakistan vs South Africa – Bay Oval, Tauranga at 03h00 (CAT)

Monday, 14 March: South Africa vs England – Bay Oval, Tauranga at 03h00 (CAT)

Thursday, 17 March: New Zealand vs South Africa, Seddon Park, Hamilton at 03h00 (CAT)

Tuesday, 22 March: South Africa vs Australia – Basin Reserve, Wellington at 00h00 (CAT)

Thursday, 24 March: South Africa vs West Indies – Basin Reserve, Wellington at 00h00 (CAT)

Sunday, 27 March: India vs South Africa – Hagley Oval, Christchurch at 03h00 (CAT)

Wednesday, 30 March: Semi-final 1 – Basin Reserve, Wellington

Thursday, 31 March: Semi-final 2 – Hagley Oval, Christchurch

 

Photo 1 Caption: The Momentum Proteas marked their first day out Management Isolation and Quarantine with their first training session at Lincoln University in Christchurch, since arriving in New Zealand a week ago ahead of next month’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. Photo: Lara Goodall (Instagram)

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