Ayabonga Khaka Lauds Ntini as She Reaches 100 Caps Milestone
Seasoned pacer Ayabonga Khaka became the first black African woman to achieve a 100 ODI appearances for the Proteas Women, in testament to her dedication and prowess since her debut in 2012, in the third ODI in Potchefstroom on Wednesday
Akhona Makalima Inspires Women During Imperial’s Global Women’s Forum
Imperial, a DP World company, Global Women’s Forum keynote speaker Akhona Makalima, a FIFA Accredited Referee and the Imperial, a DP World company, African Woman in Sport Award winner at the 2022 Momentum gsport Awards, inspires women with her inspirational learnings
Ayabonga Khaka Living Her Cricket Dream
Momentum Proteas cricketer, Ayabonga Khaka, is on a high after receiving a Presidential award from her province @CGLCricket and two @OfficialCSA Awards nominations. She chats to Celine Abrahams about her ambition to win a World Cup.
April 2010 Woman in Media: Natalie Le Clue
April’s media personality is Natalie Le Clue, a 23 year-old radio sports presenter and F1 aficionado of the most dedicated vein, to the extent that her insights have installed herself as SA’s only female F1 columnist.
March 2008 Woman: Beaulah Schoeman
Beaulah Schoeman is the only woman in the world to head up a National Motorsport Federation. Here she is seen with the FIM Management Council at the 2004 FIM Congress in Paris. Beaulah Schoeman was passionate about Law until ill health got in the way of her dreams and she had to change her […]
Play Sport: How To Win Over Sponsors
Last October, gsport launched a three-part series focusing on the benefits of playing sport. In our first article, we considered the question of Health, with an emphasis on nutrition and its assistance in maintaining appropriate body weight, one benefit of regular participation in sport and physical activity.
The Heartbeat of SA Cricket
Most girls and boys around the country have their first introduction to cricket through the Bakers Mini Cricket sports development initiative. For the past 25 years, Bakers Biscuits have been giving back to South African society with their sponsorship of the Bakers Mini Cricket programme, in association with Cricket SA.
2007 November Woman: Zola Thamae
Eleven years after playing a key role in reviving women’s cricket in South Africa, Zola Thamae continues to inspire young women to participate in sport.
Girls Love Cricket!
Yesterday more than 1000 boys and girls descended on St Davids Marist Brothers College in Inanda, Johannesburg, to attend the Bakers Mini Cricket Festival, organised by the Gauteng Cricket Association.
Sport for Starters: Cricket
Okay, so you want to bat like Jacques Kallis, bowl like Makhaya Ntini, and field like AB. What are you waiting for? There is no better time than summer to learn how to play cricket; on the beach, in your backyard, or during the lunch break at a Test Match. Former South African international […]
I Don’t Like Cricket, I LOVE It!
For nearly a quarter of a century, Bakers Biscuits have thrown their weight behind cricket development – giving thousands of South African children the opportunity to fall in love with the great game, and make it their sport of choice.