Oval Invincibles are The Hundred Inaugural Champions

Inspirational skipper Dané van Niekerk lead The Oval Invincibles to a massive 48-run win over the Southern Braves, to win the inaugural The Hundred title at Lord’s in London on Saturday. Photo: Sky Sport / TheHundred.com

Inspirational skipper and Tournament MVP Dané van Niekerk and star all rounder Marizanne Kapp spearhead Oval Invincibles’ victory over the Southern Brave to win the inaugural The Hundred title at the Home of Cricket in London on Saturday #GoGirls

The Hundred Opener Sets New Viewership Record in the UK

The Oval Invincibles secured their first-ever match win, beating the Manchester Originals by 5 wickets in the debut match of the inaugural The Hundred tournament in London on Wednesday, 21 July 2021. Photo: ESPN (Twitter)

The opening match between the Oval Invincibles and Manchester Originals has become the most watched women’s cricket match across both international and domestic in the UK with a peak audience of 1.95 million viewers #gsportGlobal

Momentum Proteas Trio Included in The Hundred Tournament

South Africa will be well represented in the inaugural edition of The Hundred tournament with Shabnim Ismail, Laura Wolvaardt and Suné Luus the latest inclusions as final player movements were announced on Friday, 2 July 2021.Photo: Shabnim Ismail (Instagram)

WBBL Player of the Final, Shabnim Ismail, snapped up by the Oval Invincibles. There are also call ups for Laura Wolvaardt and Sune Luus for cricket’s exciting new tournament, The Hundred, which is set to feature eight Momentum Proteas players #GoGirls

Karen Smithies and Xolile Mabuza Get ICC Mentorship Nod

Long-serving Titans Cricket team manager Karen Smithies has been chosen for an International Cricket Council mentorship programme, which is designed to integrate a lot more women into the sport. Photo: Momentum Multiply Titans (Twitter)

Long-serving Titans Cricket team manager, Karen Smithies, along with Xolile Mabuza, will be aiming to integrate a lot more women into the sport as they have been chosen for an International Cricket Council mentorship programme #GoGirls

Ismail, Lee and Luus Lead CSA Awards Nominations

Cricket South Africa gave due recognition to its leading women's players who have kept the flag flying during extremely difficult Covid-19 times with the announcement of the nominations for the annual CSA Awards. Photo: Cricket South Africa (Twitter)

Momentum Proteas’ Shabnim Ismail, Lizelle Lee and Suné Luus lead the Cricket South Africa Awards nominations list. The various winners, including the prestigious SA Women’s Player of the Year Award, will be named during a social media takeover at the end of May.

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