Proteas Women coach Mandla Mashimbyi believes that captain Laura Wolvaardt has what it takes to be the greatest women’s cricketer of all time by the time she retires.
Proteas Women's captain Laura Wolvaardt has advanced to third place in the latest T20I batting world rankings following a brilliant home series against India.
Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt was pleased with her team’s batting within the powerplay in their T20I series against India, and says it was one of their Achilles heels in the past few months.
The Proteas Women signed off their ICC Women's T20 World Cup preparations in emphatic fashion, sealing a 4-1 series victory over India with a composed 23-run win in the final match in Benoni.
Laura Wolvaardt was in scintillating form with the bat last night as she led the Proteas Women to a dominant 9-wicket victory over India at the Wanderers, and in the process clinched the T20 International series with two matches still to play.
Records tumbled all around Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt as she powered South Africa to a series win over India in the third T20I on Wednesday.