Squad Gathers for WC Qualifiers
Cricket South Africa have called up an 18-woman squad to the High Performance Centre for a camp starting on Friday evening, in advance of selecting a 14-woman squad for the World Cup qualifiers in Pakistan in November.
King’s Girls Tested in China
The South African national women’s hockey team have ended the four-nations ‘Good Luck Beijing’ pre-Olympic international hockey tournament in final position on Monday after losing 2-1 to Argentina in Beijing, but not after the side scored its first goal of the tournament.
SA Snatch ODI Series Win
The Proteas comprehensively beat the Netherlands by 174 runs at the Sportpark Maarshalkweerd in the Dutch city of Utrecht on Saturday, their second successive comfortable win in three days giving them an unassailable 2-nil lead.
Johmari Ruthless in Holland
KwaZulu-Natal captain and Proteas master-batswoman Johmari Logtenberg showed her true mettle with a tremendous 153 not-out in the third and final ODI against the Dutch in the Netherlands on Sunday.
SA Triumph in Amstelveen
Captain Cri-Zelda Brits top-scored and took SA on to a victorious total of 239 for the loss of six wickets, after choosing to bat against the Netherlands in the first of three ODI’s, at the VRA Ground in Amstelveen, the Netherlands on Thursday.
Good Dutch Finish for Isigungu
It’s the final Day in the Yngling Open World Championships at Medemblik, the Netherlands, and Team Isigungu makes great progress to improve their overall standing, as team Skipper Dominique Provoyeur reports in their latest newsletter:
Proteas Go Past 200
Conditions have improved in Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam, where the South African women’s cricket team are playing Netherlands in a historic one-off four-day test.
SA Bowlers In Charge
South Africa’s bowlers have put the squeeze on Netherlands on day three of their one-off four day test in Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam.
Daleen Unbeaten After Day One
Veteran Daleen Terblanche top scored with an unbeaten 60 as the South African women’s cricket team ended day one of their historic one-off four-day test against the Netherlands in Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam, on 159/5 in 58.2 overs.
SA Girls Fade in Holland
Laurette Maritz failed to take her impressive form on the first two days of the KLM Ladies Open in Holland into the third round, and slipped down the leaderboard as Gwladys Nocera claimed her fourth Ladies European Tour title with a comprehensive seven stroke victory on Sunday.
Laurette’s Leaderboard Climb
South Africa’s Laurette Maritz continued her good form at the weather-delayed second round at the KLM Ladies Open at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, as France’s Gwladys Nocera posted a two-under-par 70 to maintain her overnight lead.
Ashleigh Goes 4-Under in Holland
South Africa’s Ashleigh Simon fired a 68 to hold fifth place during the first round of the KLM Ladies Open at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, and will count herself lucky to have finished her round before play was suspended at 4:20pm.