Next Momentum Proteas Match
🏏 Proteas Women at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026
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13 June 2026Australia vs South Africa15:30 SAST • Manchester
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17 June 2026South Africa vs Pakistan19:30 SAST • Birmingham
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21 June 2026South Africa vs India15:30 SAST • Manchester
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25 June 2026South Africa vs Netherlands19:30 SAST • Bristol
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28 June 2026South Africa vs Bangladesh11:30 SAST • London
🏆 Knockout Fixtures
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30 June 2026Semi-Final 115:30 SAST • The Oval, London
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2 July 2026Semi-Final 219:30 SAST • The Oval, London
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5 July 2026Final15:30 SAST • Lord's, London
Women’s Cricket in South Africa
News, Articles, Fixtures etc.
Chloe Tryon and Annerie Dercksen lead Proteas to a 76 run victory
The Proteas came to their last match of the Tri-Nations against Sri Lanka with three changes in the team. Captain Laura Wolvaardt, the experienced Ayabonga Khaka, and debutant Seshnie Naidu made the playing XI. Sune Luus, Masabata Klaas, and Nonkululeko Mlaba were the...
Cricket South Africa announces new SA Emerging Academy class of 2025
Faye Tunnicliffe and Nondumiso Shangase lead the names among the Class of 2025 for the SA Emerging Academy. Tunnicliffe was one of the leading run scorers for WSB Western Province in the Hollywoodbets Pro Series. Nondumiso Shangase was a consistent performer for the...
Unfortunately the Proteas lose their second game in tri-series
The Proteas suffered their second defeat in a row in the tri-series after losing to Sri Lanka by 5 wickets. Even though the Proteas posted a respectable total, they seemed to be always chasing the match. Sri Lankan bowlers removed South Africa's dangerous...
Proteas Women pick their tri-series squad for Sri Lanka
Cricket South Africa has announced the Proteas Women’s squad for the upcoming Tri-series in Sri Lanka, introducing promising newcomers Miane Smit, Seshnie Naidu, and Karabo Meso. With Laura Wolvaardt leading the team, the series serves as crucial preparation for the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup
North West Dragons dominance in Division 2 was immaculate
Glencore North West Dragons dominated their CSA Women’s One Day Cup season, remaining unbeaten in nine matches and securing promotion to Division 1. Outstanding performances from Deidre van Rensburg with the bat, and Alyssa Erxleben and Ane Saunderson with the ball, highlighted their successful campaign.
Women’s Veterans Cricket – Over 40’s
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