Chetty Stars in Losing Cause for Momentum Proteas
Chetty smashes career-best knock as the Momentum Proteas lose opening ODI to England at Willowmoore Park
Exciting Int’l Series Spell Golden Times for Cricket
With a golden season featuring no less than six international series in South Africa scheduled for 2016, world no. 3 SA women’s head coach predicts very exciting times for women’s cricket.
Proteas Retain African Pride in WC Thriller
The SPAR Proteas edged the Malawi Queens in a hard-fought Netball World Cup match to retain their world no. 5 ranking in Sydney today
Proteas Bounce Back with WC Win over Singapore
The SPAR Proteas bounced back with their first 2015 Netball World Cup win, against Singapore in Sydney today
Malawi Queens Upset Proteas at World Cup
Malawi Queens trip up the SPAR Proteas as the 2015 Netball World Cup kicks off in Australia
Flagship Netball Premier League 2015 Unveiled
Netball South Africa’s Mimi Mthethwa expects top standard in high stakes 2015 #BrutalFruitNPL pitting the very best netball players against each other
Kotze Resigns as SPAR Proteas Head Coach
Former SPAR Proteas netball head coach Elize Kotze has handed in her resignation, citing trying personal circumstances
2014 SPAR gsport Awards The Best Ever
Winners and guests at the 2014 SPAR gsport Awards name it the Best Ever
Third ODI Rained Out as SA take Series
The Momentum Proteas bowled Sri lanka out for 164 runs before inclement weather brought a premature end to the series’ third ODI, the home side clinching the series trophy after the two early wins
Batters Set Up SA Women’s Series Win
The Momentum Proteas eye a series clean sweep against Sri Lanka, after taking an unassailable two-nil lead in three-match ODI series in Potchefstroom on Saturday.
Opening ODI Win for Proteas vs Sri Lanka
The Momentum Proteas overwhelm Sri Lanka in 7-wicket win, in the first of three ODI’s at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom on Thursday
Wide Support as CSA Contracts Cricketers
Great news on Tuesday that Cricket South Africa has made history with its announcement of the six first-ever contracted women’s cricketers