Suné Wittmann: The Voice of Namibia’s Cricket Evolution

Capricorn Eagles captain Sune Wittmann, Namibia's record-breaking opener and emerging broadcaster, leads her side into a defining era ahead of the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup, championing professionalism, sisterhood and visibility while inspiring the next generation of young girls to believe in their place on cricket's biggest stage. All Photos: Supplied

Capricorn Eagles captain Suné Wittmann is shaping a new era for Namibia’s women’s cricket, leading her side with a clear vision of consistency, sisterhood and pride while also stepping into the commentary box with a focus visibility and sustainability.

A Newbie’s Guide to the TNL Spotlight

Power Week 1 of the Telkom Netball League 2026 is underway at the Durban University of Technology, and to assist players new to the stage, the gsport Newsroom shares a definitive Who's Who and How-To guide for newcomers navigating the off-court media landscape with confidence and professionalism through their first encounter with the league spotlight. All Photos: Supplied

Stepping into the Telkom Netball League spotlight can be daunting, and the off-court game matters as much as the footwork. As Power Week 1 of the TNL 2026 continues in Durban, we share a Who’s Who and How-To guide for newcomers navigating the media landscape.

#TelkomStandTall: From First Pass to Crown

Netball leaders and government officials gathered at the Southern Sun Sandton to launch the 2026 Telkom Netball League, affirming their commitment to growing women's netball across South Africa through the StandTall campaign at the Southern Sun Sandton on 14 April 2026.

A veritable “who’s who” of South African sport gathered to officially launch the 2026 Telkom Netball League as Telkom Chief Marketing Officer Gugu Mthembu announced a significant two-year partnership renewal at the Southern Sun Sandton on Tuesday

Why Q2 is Your Season to Level Up

gsport Founder Kass Naidoo says performing on the field is only half the battle, urging South African women athletes to step into Q2 2026 as the CEOs of their own brands and use every platform available to them to close the visibility gap. All Photos: Envato Elements

gsport Founder Kass Naidoo says performing on the field is only half the battle, urging South African women athletes to step into Q2 as the CEOs of their own brands, including using opportunities via gsport to maximise their output in 2026.

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