The West Indies Women made their intention to defend their title crystal clear with an impressive 31-run victory over the Proteas Women at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground to go top of Group B in the ICC Women’s World T20, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
The West Indies Women proved their champion credentials in a world-class fightback to secure a 31-run win against the Proteas Women in Gros Islet, led by skipper Stafanie Taylor.
Not for nothing did Shabnim Ismail claim that she and Marizanne Kapp are the best opening pair in world cricket, and the pair backed her claim up in style against world champs the West Indies.
The Sri Lanka Women cruised to a comfortable 25-run victory over Bangladesh Women to secure their first win of the Women’s World T20 Gros Islet on Wednesday night and exit Bangladesh from the tournament.
Sri Lankan Jeevan Mendis is looking forward to the challenge of playing in the Mzansi Super League in South African conditions.
Mark Boucher, Tshwane Spartans coach, looks ahead to the start of the Mzansi Super League.
Rilee Rossouw of the Tshwane Spartans spoke to the media about how he’s not regretting going ‘Kolpak’ and is looking forward to the start of the Mzansi Super League.
CSA announced on Wednesday a broadcast partnership with Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN) for the first-ever season of the MSL T20 in India & the sub-continent.
Former Proteas batsman Rilee Rossouw does not necessarily regret ending his international career for a Kolpak contract.
Captain Jason Holder has been sidelined from the West Indies’ tour of Bangladesh later this year due to a shoulder injury.
The Chennai Super Kings have retained South African batsman Faf du Plessis for the 2019 Indian Premier League.
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc has lost a lucrative Indian Premier League contract.
England batsman Ben Duckett is determined to capitalise on a promising stint in the Mzansi Super League.
Heinrich Klaasen spoke to the media after the Proteas’ T20 warm-up match against a Cricket Australia XI ahead of Saturday’s one-off T20I against Australia.
The ICC expressed its sadness following the death of Sir John Anderson, a former chairman of New Zealand Cricket, who led the first review of the ICC’s governance structure as the chair of the ICC Rules Review Committee in 1997.
