Proteas are the ICC World Test Championship champions
South Africa ended 27 years of hurt by beating Australia at Lord’s to win the ICC World Test Championship 2025.
South Africa ended 27 years of hurt by beating Australia at Lord’s to win the ICC World Test Championship 2025.
It was the first time that South Africa managed to beat Australia in a T20 match at a World Cup. The two sides faced each other nine times with the Aussies on the winning side on eight occasions.
“If we can get a good result going into the All Black Tests in South Africa it would give us a lot of confidence.”
“The fact that they are facing the world champions at home and knowing full well that they are hosting the 2027 World Cup will also inspire them, while we also have no doubt that they are desperate to climb the world rankings.
The Springbok Women will face Japan in the opening game of the 2024 edition of WXV 2 on Friday, 27 September in Cape Town, with the other two tournaments kicking off on the same weekend in Canada (WXV 1) and Duban (WXV 3).
Proteas Women and DP World Lions all-rounder, Chloé Tryon is thrilled to be back with the national team ahead of their eagerly awaited outbound multi-format tour against Australia from 27 January – 18 February featuring a T20 International (T20I) and One-Day International (ODI) series as well as the once-off Test match.
Ngcobo doesn’t believe his players are succumbing to the added pressure of having to perform in front of their home crowd.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirms that the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will not be broadcasting matches between the Proteas and Australia in the tour that commences in Durban on Wednesday.
For the twelve times in its history, Australia has been crowned the 2023 World Netball Cup.
Australia has given a strong effort to book themselves a place in the 2023 Netball World Cup final.
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