Highveld Showers Spoil the Deandra Dottin Show

‘World Boss’ Deandra Dottin was in a record-breaking mood at the Bullring, although rain has the final say, washing away the tie for a ‘No Result’ in the first of four Women’s ODI in Johannesburg. Image: gsport

‘World Boss’ Deandra Dottin in record-breaking mood at the Bullring although rain has the final say in the first Women’s ODI in Johannesburg. The second match is a day game and takes place on Monday at the same venue.

Momentum Proteas Announce Training Camp Squad

Cricket South Africa have named a squad of 21 players for a Momentum Proteas training camp, as they step up preparations for the visit of the West Indies for a four-match One-Day International series in Johannesburg between 28 January and 6 February. Photo: Cricket South Africa (Twitter)

CSA announce a 21-player squad for a Momentum Proteas training camp as the team steps up preparations for the visit of the West Indies for a four-match One-Day International series in Johannesburg.
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#gsport16 Winner to Ring Bell Ahead of Wanderers Test

#gsport16 Woman in PR and Sponsorship winner and Proteas Men’s media manager, Sipokazi Sokanyile, will ring the treasured bell to signal the start of the second Test Match between South Africa and India. Photo: Sipokazi Sokanyile (Instagram)

#gsport16 Woman in PR and Sponsorship winner and Proteas Men’s media manager, Sipokazi Sokanyile, will ring the treasured bell to signal the start of the second Test match between South Africa and India.
#GoGirls

Esha Mansingh: Imperial Empowering Women in Sport

Esha Mansingh, Executive Vice President: Corporate Affairs & Investor relations at Imperial, celebrates Women’s Month as she highlights their role in empowering women in sport. Photo: Imperial (Facebook)

Esha Mansingh, Executive Vice President: Corporate Affairs & Investor Relations at Imperial, celebrates Women’s Month as she highlights their role in empowering women in sport #GoGirls #gsportAfrica

Agenbag Writes New Chapter on Road to Gender Equality

Umpire Lauren Agenbag wrote a new chapter in Cricket South Africa’s drive for gender equality when she became the first female to stand in a men’s first-class match between the Central Gauteng Lions and Boland in the CSA Provincial three-day competition last week

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