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arizanne Kapp of South Africa women during the 2nd Women's T20I match between South Africa and Pakistan at Willowmoore Park on February 13, 2026 in Benoni, South Africa.

Marizanne Kapp rested as precaution after taking ill in Proteas Women loss to Pakistan

Proteas Women batting coach Baakier Abrahams has revealed that Marizanne Kapp was ruled out of the rest of the T20I against Pakistan as a precaution, after falling ill at Willowmoore Park.

Malibongwe Maketa of South Africa is seen during day four of the Third Test match in the series between Australia and South Africa at Sydney Cricket Ground on January 07, 2023 in Sydney, Aust

Cricket SA to help U19 stars with transition into Proteas set-up

SA Under-19 coach Malibongwe Maketa has made it clear that the youngsters will receive all the support needed to make a smooth transition into the professional ranks.

Muhammad Bulbulia

SA U19 team ready for Youth Series against India in Benoni

South Africa Under-19 team captain Muhammad Bulbulia is satisfied with his team’s preparation ahead of the Youth Series against India starting tomorrow, as the ICC U19 World Cup draws near.

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Refentse Shinners: Proteas Women success calls for more corporate support

Cricket South Africa's Public Affairs Executive, Refentse Shinners, says the Proteas Women’s maiden ICC Women's World Cup final bears testament to what happens when there is intentional investment into women’s sport.

South Africa's David Miller, right, celebrates with batting partner Quinton de Kock

Quinton de Kock makes ODI retirement u-turn after two years

Veteran Proteas wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock has reversed his One Day International retirement after two years, and has been included in both the ODI and T20I squads to face Pakistan and Namibia.

SA20 Commissioner Graeme Smith

Graeme Smith confident of record numbers at SA20 auction

SA20 commissioner Graeme Smith has expressed confidence that there will be a new record at this year’s player auction set for Tuesday in Johannesburg.

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