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You are here: Home / News / Sport / CSA Women’s League Wrap – Brits And Mlaba Star In Dolphins And Badgers Clash

CSA Women’s League Wrap – Brits And Mlaba Star In Dolphins And Badgers Clash

18 March 2024 by Guest

JOHANNESBURG: Six Gun Grill Garden Route Badgers secured a five-wicket victory in a thrilling encounter against Hollywoodbets Dolphins as the…

JOHANNESBURG: Six Gun Grill Garden Route Badgers secured a five-wicket victory in a thrilling encounter against Hollywoodbets Dolphins as the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Professional Women’s Domestic League live double header action continued in Durban on Sunday.

In a nail-biting finish, with 6 runs needed off the final 6 deliveries, Micaèla Andrews steered her team to victory, with her runs in between wickets timed just right to ensure the visitors were victorious with just one ball to spare.

Earlier, Dolphins had opted to bat first, posting 45/9 after a delayed start that saw the game reduced to 14 overs. Tabitha la Grange spearheaded the bowling attack, returning 3/5 in three overs, and well supported by Annerie Dercksen’s 2/6.

Despite a spirited effort from the hosts, including a stellar performance from Proteas Women spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba, who dismissed her national teammate Tazmin Brits early on, and ended with figures of 2/7 in three overs, the Badgers managed to chase down the target in an intense finish.

In the CSA 1-Day Cup clash on Saturday, the hosts posted a competitive total of 221/8 in their allotted 50 overs, thanks to a collective batting effort. However, Mlaba’s impressive four-wicket haul restricted the visitors to 144 all out.

Despite Brits’ valiant half-century (63 off 59), she succumbed to the bowling prowess of Nosihle Ngubane (2/32 in 10 overs), leading to a commanding 77-run victory for the Dolphins

In Division 2 action, Eastern Cape Iinyathi Women dominated both the CSA Women’s 1-Day Cup and T20 Challenge matches against Kei Women in East London, triumphing by 60 runs and 10 wickets, respectively. Tembela Ngcobo stood out with a superb five-wicket haul on Saturday, finishing with figures of 5/28 in 10 overs.

 

UPCOMING MATCHES – CSA PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S DOMESTIC LEAGUE

Saturday, 23 March 2024@10h00 – CSA Women’s 1 Day Cup

DIVISION 1

World Sports Betting Western Province vs DP World Lions – WSB Newlands, Cape Town

Recon Tactical Free State vs Fidelity Titans – Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

DIVISION 2

Boland  vs Northern Cape – Boland Park, Paarl

Sunday, 24 March 2024 @10h00 – CSA Women’s T20 Challenge

DIVISION 1

World Sports Betting Western Province vs DP World Lions – WSB Newlands, Cape Town

Recon Tactical Free State vs Fidelity Titans – Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

DIVISION 2

Boland  vs Northern Cape – Boland Park, Paarl

Source: cricket.co.za

Mickey Arthur (South African-Australian Cricket Coach, Commentator and Former Cricketer): South African-Australian former cricketer Mickey Arthur played for Free State, Griqualand West, and South Africa A before starting his coaching career with Griqualand West. He has coached the Pakistani, Australian, and South African national teams and now serves as the head coach of the Sri Lankan national team.

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