SA Women’s Cricket Make History

A new chapter will be added to women’s cricket history tomorrow (Saturday,28 July 2007) when South Africa take on the Netherlands in a four-day one-off Test in Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam.

Women’s Cricket Forges Ahead

    Things may have seemed a bit quiet after the National Women’s Cricket team’s successful five-match ODI home series against Pakistan earlier this year.  

gsport visits Cricket Camp

As the national women’s cricket team wrapped up a three-day camp at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria on Sunday, gsport … for Girls! Editor Kass Naidoo visited the provisional team to speak to the girls about the importance of being media-aware. 

SA Cricket Gears Up

With their European tour just three months away, the South African Women’s cricket team today started their three-day training camp at the University of Pretoria’s High Performance Centre in preparation for the tour.

National Cricket Squad Announced

A South African national women’s cricket squad has been announced to participate in a camp at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria between 20 and 22 April 2007, with a view to settling the squad to tour Netherlands and England between July and August this year.

SA Women On Top of the World

The South African Women’s cricket team are feeling on top of the world after completing their hat-trick of wins to take the five-match one-day series against Pakistan in fine fashion at Sinovich Park, Pretoria, on Wednesday.

SA out for Cricket Series Win

SA Women take on Pakistan Women in the third One Day International cricket match between the two sides starting at 10am local time this morning, after easing to their second win on Monday, by 84 runs at the Harlequins Oval.

SA Trounce Pakistan in ODI’s

An opening partnership of 40 between Tasqeen Qadeer and Bismah Maroof with a 6th–wicket partnership of 52 between Sajjida Shah and Batool Tatima added to a reasonable total of 156 for Pakistan Women, but SA Women’s track record of quick runs accumulation was never really tasked in reply, as they romped home to a 6–wicket […]

Fritz to Captain SA vs Pakistan

Twenty-one-year-old Shandre Fritz from Western Province was today named as captain of the South African women’s cricket team to play Pakistan in five One-Day International matches in South Africa in January next year.

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