The England Roses sealed a best ever Netball Quad Series finish this afternoon as a 52-47 success over South Africa confirmed second spot in the table. A dominant Australian Diamonds victory over New Zealand earlier in the day guaranteed that the World Champions would be regaining the trophy. However, the Roses still had plenty to
South Africa women’s team book their place at Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018, in San Francisco on 20-22 July, after they defeat Kenya in the final of the Rugby Africa Sevens Championship in Tunisia. South Africa’s women have made it through to their third Rugby World Cup Sevens tournament as African champions, becoming the 16th
Tammy Beaumont (148) and Sarah Taylor (147) put on England’s highest-ever ODI partnership as England beat South Africa by 68 runs at Bristol in the ICC Women’s World Cup. The pair combined to put on 275 as England reached 373-5 from their 50 overs, beating the previous record stand of 268, set by Taylor herself
The Roses finally got the better of South Africa on Saturday in Durban but it took a first ever extra-time in the Netball Quad Series to separate the sides as England sealed a 60-55 victory. An eleven goal advantage for the visitors at half-time seemed to have the Roses well on their way to a win,
Team Bath Netball’s Karla Mostert and Lenize Potgieter found themselves on opposite sides when they contested the Brutal Fruit Netball Premier League final in their native South Africa on Saturday. And it was Mostert who emerged on the winning side as she produced a player-of-the-match performance to help the Free State Crinums to a 52-43
England women v South Africa women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai South Africa women won the toss and elected to bat South Africa women – 101-7 (Trisha Chetty 31, Anya Shrubsole 2-11, Heather Knight 2-15, Jenny Gunn 2-23) 20 overs England women – 102-3 (Sarah Taylor 37) 16.3 overs
England women v South Africa women – 3rd Twenty20 International, Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England women won the toss and elected to bowl South Africa women – 131-4 (Lizell Lee 69*, Anya Shrubsole 2-28) 20 overs England women – 133-6 (Sarah Taylor 60, Shabnim Ismail 3-27) 15.3 overs England women won by 4 wickets England
England women v South Africa women – 2nd Twenty20 International, Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 156-6 (Sarah Taylor 66, Sune Luus 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 145-3 (Dane van Niekerk 63, Mignon du Preez 47*) 17.2 overs South Africa women
England women v South Africa women – 1st Twenty20 International, Boland Park, Paarl South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 147-7 (Sarah Taylor 74*, Moseline Daniels 2-20, Dane van Niekerk 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 132-6 (Dane van Niekerk 52, Trisha Chetty 46, Anya Shrubsole 3-25, Jenny
Yorkshire fast bowler Katherine Brunt has been ruled out of the remainder of England women’s tour of South Africa due to injury. Brunt, who only bowled five overs during England women’s second One-Day International against South Africa after suffering from a back spasm, will return to the UK at the start of next week to
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