Nthabiseng Phosa Dreams of Becoming a Sports Anchor

KFC Mini Cricket Provincial Coordinatior, Nthabiseng Phosa, is making waves to develop young girls in the sport and hopes to make her dreams of becoming a sports anchor come true. Photo: Supplied

KFC Mini Cricket Provincial Coordinatior, Nthabiseng Phosa, is making waves to develop young girls in the sport. She chats to Tlamelo Kganakga about her aspirations of becoming a sports anchor.
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Sandile Lukhele Changing Lives In Rural Areas

Sandile Lukhele is working on blooding the next generation of Proteas Women cricketers. His passion and hard work has seen stars emerge from rural areas to play for provincial teams across the country. He tells gsport about his journey and his hopes for the future of women’s cricket in South Africa.

Ayabonga Khaka Living Her Cricket Dream

Momentum Proteas and senior Central Gauteng Lions Women’s cricketer, Ayabonga Khaka, is reaping the rewards of her hard labour that has seen her rise from playing cricket in the streets to featuring for the national team. Photo: Supplied

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.

Saluting Pioneer Sumayya Khan

Kaitlyn Ramduth pictured with her U18 Singles Title at the Wilson Mini 3 Tournament. Photo: Wilson Tennis

From physical education teacher to Mini Cricket Coach to Acting Director General of Sport and Recreation South Africa, we celebrate the journey of pioneer Sumayya Khan this #FreedomDay. She shares her inspirational story with gsport Editor, Kass Naidoo, stands up for South African sport, and offers valuable advice on finding a way during Covid-19 times.

Bakers Extends Mini-Cricket Sponsorship

BAKERS, the brand that has become synonymous with South African cricket development at grass roots level, has renewed its sponsorship of the Bakers mini-cricket programme for a further three years.

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